Trip to Armenia

COVID-19 Travel restrictions
According to the amendments of the Government Decree: № 1514-N of 11 September, 2020 which entered into force on September 6, 2021:

•    upon entering the territory of the Republic of Armenia travelers will be asked to provide:

  1. A COVID-19 PCR test certificate* with a negative result taken within previous 72 hours.
  2. Certificate of complete vaccination* against COVID-19, in dosages defined according to the instructions for use of the given vaccine.
  • For single-dose vaccines, certificate confirming that it was injected at least 28 days (4 weeks) before entering the country.
  • For multi-dose vaccines, certificate confirming that the last dosage was injected at least 14 days before entering the country.
  • A certificate with a negative result or a vaccination certificate is not required for children up to 6 years 11 months 29 days old.
  • The travelers entering the territory of the Republic of Armenia from the territory of the Russian Federation should present the certificate through “COVID-19 FREE TRAVEL” (“Путешествую без COVID-19”) mobile application.
  • For foreigners, the entry to the Republic of Armenia continues to remain open both via air and land borders.
  • The quarantine on the territory of the Republic of Armenia due to COVID-19 has been extended till June 20, 2022.

The traveler can present the vaccination certificate via mobile application or present the printed version of the certificate exported rom the application protected with a QR code with the necessary data.

Non-holders of the relevant certificate are subject to PCR sampling at the airport or other border checkpoints and also to compulsory self-isolation until the negative result of the test is obtained. In case of rejection of sampling or examination, all non-holders of the relevant certificate will be isolated for 14 days.

The person will be hospitalized if corresponding symptoms are detected as a result of the examination. 
The PCR test-related expenses are covered by the traveler.

*The certificate should be in Armenian, Russian or English printed on the official letterhead and should contain the following information:
•    all contacts and the name of the head of the medical institution where the test/vaccination was taken,
•    the name, surname, date of birth, and passport number of the examined/vaccinated person,
•    the result of the test, the vaccine manufacturing name and the product’s serial number, the dates of the first and the second dosages, signed and sealed by the head of the medical institution.
* The certificate is required to be in Armenian, Russian or English languages with the contact details of the medical institution that conducted the test/vaccination, indicating:
 
•    The name and the surname of the tested vaccinated person, the number of the ID or social security card, or individual state health insurance number, or unified identification certificate number.
•    In the case of presenting a certificate of the European Union member states, the year of birth (day, month, year), the result of the examination, the name of the vaccine, the series, the dates of injection of the first or second doses¹. 

Ensure the isolation of the individuals in the modular building of the “National Center for Infectious Diseases” CJSC of the Ministry of Health of the Republic of Armenia for 14 days upon entering the territory  of the Republic of Armenia though air-land border crossing points, for the individuals  who refuse or fail to submit a maximum of 72 hours of polymerase  chain  reaction test (hereinafter referred to as PCR test) confirming the negative result of coronavirus disease (COVID-19), or a certificate confirming (at least 14 days prior to the arrival) a complete two-dose vaccination².

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