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Vaccinated travelers to Bahamas may present antigen or PCR tests

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Fully vaccinated travelers and ages 2-11 may still present a negative antigen or PCR test to enter the Bahamas
Fully vaccinated travelers to the Bahamas may continue to present either a negative antigen test or a negative PCR test.

This also applies to children 2-11.

The plan to change the entry requirement to a PCR test only, not antigen — which was to start today — was suspended in updated protocols. 

PCR required of unvaccinated travelers

All unvaccinated travelers 12 and older, however, must present a negative PCR test.

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