February 16th, local time, Iceland’s National Radio and Television (RUV) reported that the Minister of Health said that Iceland’s entry requirements were stricter, requiring immigrants to carry a negative certificate of COVID-19 within 72 hours.
Previously, Iceland required inbound people to be tested for COVID-19 upon arrival, then quarantined for five to six days, and then new tests.
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