Ireland drops all Covid travel restrictions

Covid restrictions have been dropped by Ireland.

The removal of the need for travellers to fill in the Covid-19 passenger locator form was one of the changes that came into effect yesterday.

Huw Merriman, chair of the Transport Select Committee of MPs, is confident that the requirement for PLFs will be dropped by Easter.

Travelers to Ireland won't be required to show proof of vaccine, recovery or a negative test result when they arrive in March of 2022, according to the Dublin government.

There are no post-arrival testing requirements for travellers to Ireland.

The Health Service Executive guidance states that any individual that develops COVID-19 symptoms in Ireland should follow the guidance in relation to isolation and testing.

Travelers to Ireland are no longer required to complete a Covid-19 passenger locator form.

Travelers will not be asked to check a PLF receipt prior to travel to Ireland.

UK travel requirements, including completing a UK PLF, still apply to travellers transiting from overseas to Northern Ireland via Irish ports or airports.

If you are travelling to Ireland from March 6, 2022, you don't need to show any proof of vaccinations, recovery, or negative test, according to an update of Foreign Office travel advice.

There are no post-arrival testing requirements for travel to Ireland.

Ireland is leading the way with the removal of all Covid travel restrictions, including Irish passenger locator form, proof of vaccinations, and testing.