As of next Monday, November 8th, travel requirements to enter the US are changing for international visitors and for unvaccinated Americans who arrive by air. For fully vaccinated Americans, the requirement basically remains the same. You must show a negative COVID-19 test result taken no more than three days before travel. The only difference is that you’ll also need to show proof that you’re vaccinated (the white CDC card will suffice). US citizens and permanent residents who are not fully vaccinated and travel abroad will also need to show proof of a negative test, but it must be taken within one day of the return flight to the US. Unvaccinated children 2-17 follow the same rules as the adults they are traveling with. Under 2 no test required but they recommend it. Foreign nationals visiting the US by air must show proof of vaccination with a vaccine that is FDA approved or has emergency use listing from the WHO. These travelers will also need to show a negative test taken within three days of departure. That’s all the Panamanians traveling to the US. So no vax no enter.
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