Enjoy Barbados Safely

All COVID-19 travel arrival requirements have been discontinued!

• Travellers to Barbados will no longer be required to take a covid-19 test to enter the country.
• Each homeporting cruise line shall conduct health assessments of embarking travellers prior to vessel departure.
• Travellers will follow the guidelines for testing as determined by the cruise line prior to boarding their respective homeport vessel.
• With respect to air-sea passenger movements, ground handling agents, will coordinate staggered transfer of travellers to ensure social distancing and to reduce congestion in the respective terminals.
• Travellers will follow the general health guidelines relating to sanitization and social distancing established at the Port of Bridgetown’s homeport and passenger facilities.
• Travellers arriving on transit calls or passengers on homeport vessels, will be permitted free flow to enjoy experiences on island.
• Submission of Maritime Declaration of Health - Cruise lines are required to submit their Maritime Declaration of Health to the Chief Medical Officer at least 24 hours prior to vessel arrival and again 12 hours within arrival of the vessel.
• Required Border Entry Documentation - Travellers disembarking at the Port of Bridgetown from a homeport cruise will be required to complete the Immigration Online Entry/Departure Form (ED) at https://travelform.gov.bb/ at least 72 hours prior to arrival.
• Passengers Testing Positive on Embarkation - Cruise Lines and their agents will be required to make arrangements for the isolation of passengers who test positive prior to embarkation on a homeport cruise. The cost of such services shall be to the account of the passenger or the cruise line.
• The Ministry of Health & Wellness strongly recommends that cruise lines operate fully vaccinated cruises to Barbados.

With the discontinuance of all COVID-19 entry protocols; this section is now discontinued.