A negative PCR test taken three to five days before arrival is an absolute requirement before receiving approval to travel to Anguilla. The website is constantly monitored, so once the test is done within the specified timeframe, entry permission certificates will be issued up to the day of travel. Failing that, approval would not be granted and your trip would have to be rescheduled.

Hotels/villas are encouraged to implement flexible cancellation policies. However, each visitor must familiarize himself/herself with the cancellation policy of the property at which they intend to stay.

The typical turnaround time for a test is less than two hours. Results are available within 24 hours.

Visitors are free to move around the island without restrictions only after a second negative test on Day 10 or Day 14 of their visit. Visitors staying less than 10 or 14 days can participate in our guided movement period. This period allows visitors to use Safe Environment Approved ground transportation to visit Safe Environment Certified restaurants and Safe Environment Approved Activities on island.

Visitors remaining for more than five days are required to undergo at least two tests on the island – one upon arrival and one at the end of their stay in place period. This is to ensure that persons are COVID free before they are free to move around the island without restrictions.

A visitor who tests positive on arrival may be allowed to remain in isolation at his approved accommodation if he/she is asymptomatic or is experiencing mild symptoms that do not require management at a medical facility. He/she will be managed by the health team, which will include monitoring of symptoms, hospital transfer if necessary, and subsequent medical clearance.

A visitor who tests positive while in Anguilla may be allowed to remain in isolation at his/her approved accommodation if he/she is asymptomatic or is experiencing mild symptoms that do not require management at a medical facility. He/she will be managed by the health team, which will include monitoring of symptoms, hospital transfer if necessary, and subsequent medical clearance.

It is unlikely that a visitor who tests positive will be able to leave the island before medical clearance of the infection unless as medical evacuation, covered under their COVID-19 insurance policy.

Yes, you are required to have travel health insurance and your policy must cover Covid-19 related illness.

Visitors can refer to the fees, which are published online at ivisitanguilla.com/escape.

Visitors can refer to the fees, which are published online at ivisitanguilla.com/escape.

Travel advisories and updates are available online at beatcovid19.ai and www.gov.ai. Official Press Releases are also circulated to our partners.

All visitors are required to have a negative PCR test for COVID-19, taken three to five days before the date of arrival in Anguilla. Approval is granted subject to a negative result. All visitors are required to undergo a PCR test upon arrival to Anguilla and at the end of their stay in place period, to ensure that they are COVID-19 free. The stay in place period is 10 days for visitors coming from areas of low prevalence (less than 0.2%) of COVID-19 and 14 days for visitors coming from areas of high prevalence (more than 0.2%). Visitors staying less than 10 or 14 days will only be allowed to move around the island through the guided movement system.

Based on the current epidemiological situation, the stay in place period is as follows, 10 days for visitors coming from areas of low prevalence (less than 0.2%) of COVID-19 and 14 days for visitors coming from areas of high prevalence (more than 0.2%).

Transfers are being handled by Safe Environment Approved ground transportation operators. Capacity and seating will depend on the ability to ensure social distancing for visitors/passengers who are not travelling in groups or a family unit.

Amenities vary by property. Each approved property has a list of available amenities.

Visitors are permitted to dine out but only at “Safe Environment Certified” restaurants. However, reservations are required and must be made by your property’s concierge. Transportation to and from the restaurant must only be provided by a “Safe Environment Certified” ground tour operator.

Yes, you can have someone deliver groceries or meals to your hotel or villa.

Yes, once the protocols are followed you can hire a chef to prepare your meals.

Yes, each approved accommodation has its standard operating procedures as it relates to housekeeping and cleaning.

Beach access is allowed with the presence of a beach attendant and Safe Environment Approved ground transfer. Please check with your accommodation property regarding the onsite options. Masks are not required on the beach. However, social distancing of at least 1 meter must be maintained at all times, for persons who are not within the same group.

Available excursions and tours are:

Please visit https://ivisitanguilla.com/escape/files/restaurants.pdf for a list of restaurants open and serving. Not all restaurants are Safe Environment Certified and ar not serving guests who are within their 10/14 day stay in place period.

The use of rental vehicles is prohibited until after visitors are medically cleared by a negative PCR test result on day 10 or day 14 of the visit.

Visitors are permitted to share their stay between different properties. (e.g If a visitor is on the island for 6 nights, he/she can spend 2 nights at one property, 2 nights at another, and your final 2 nights at another. All properties must be “Safe Environment Certified”. However, at least one day before checkout, properties must inform the relevant authorities of your change in accommodation.

Guests staying at a beachfront property can enjoy the beach there in the presence of a beach warden/attendant. Persons not staying at the beachfront can have their property collaborate with a beachfront property to access the beach that property. You are permitted to dine out but only at “Safe Environment Certified” restaurants. However, reservations must be made by your property’s concierge and transportation to and from the restaurant can only be provided by a “Safe Environment Certified” ground tour operator. Visits to stores are not permitted.

The social distancing protocol is three (3) feet or 1 meter.

Masks are not mandatory and are not required after persons have been medically cleared from the stay in place. However, visitors are required to use masks upon arrival to Anguilla while traveling through the airport or seaport and on their way to their approved accommodation.

Yes, PPE is available for purchase. However, visitors are required to use masks upon arrival to Anguilla while traveling through the airport or seaport and on their way to their approved accommodation.

Please refer to travel requirements/protocols for your designated hub/transit destination and fill out all necessary entry forms accordingly.

The links are as follows:
Sint Maarten: www.stmaartenehas.com
Antigua: https://survey123.arcgis.com/share/4fa77f6f17fb48cab8aa002185b88559
St. Kitts and Nevis: https://www.knatravelform.kn
United States (US) Virgin Islands: https://usvitravelportal.com

No, Anguilla does not have arrangements with airlines for coronavirus testing before flight departure.

No, visits to other islands are not allowed during your visit to Anguilla. Yes, each island has different protocols.

Ferry Service between Anguilla and St Martin (French) has been discontinued until further notice. However, from November 1, 2020, Charter and Shuttle service will be available for boat transfer to/from St. Maarten via the Anguilla-St. Maarten Ferry Terminal. Reservations are required.

Airport transfers to the Ferry will be handled as per the protocols instituted for Taxis on St Maarten.

This will vary according to the passenger capacity of the Ferry.

Testing will be done upon arrival at Blowing Point Ferry Terminal, Anguilla.

As it relates to the testing and quarantine protocol, it is the same as for other visitors once they intend to enter Anguilla.

Accurate and updated information can be found on our website: ivisitanguilla.com/escape

PCR testing is also conducted on children. However, the swab is taken through the mouth (oropharyngeal swabbing). This is especially for babies and children less than five years of age.

A period in which protocols are used to guide and facilitate ALL movements of a visitor on island. This applies to visitors who are on property (hotels/villas etc.) for less than 10-14 days. Due to their short stay will not get the opportunity to receive medical clearance and as such will not be able to explore the island at will.

This is a 10-14 day period in which movements are restricted to a private dwelling. This applies to all who received approval. This can only occur if your property has been Safe Environment Certified.

This certification is ONLY awarded to properties and restaurants which have received specific training and have met the requirements put in place by the Ministry of Health and whose protocols have been approved.

This certification is ONLY awarded to Services/activities which received training and or attended sensitizing seminars and whose operating protocols have been approved.

An independent restaurant can be included when they become Safe Environment Certified. Guests in the Guided Movement period are not allowed to mingle with local patrons therefore, it is recommended that Safe Environment Certified restaurants specify what days they want to serve Guided Guests and what days they want to serve locals.

The fees cover two tests per person, surveillance and the cost associated with the additional public health presence.