PHILIPSBURG:--- Acting Minister of TEATT Omar Ottley announced on Wednesday that St. Maarten is now fully open to all visitors entering the country, this new measure was implemented as of November 1st, 2022.
Travelers no longer have to fill out the EHAS in order to enter St. Maarten. Ottley said vaccinated or unvaccinated can now travel to the country.
The Acting Minister of TEATT said that after meeting with the SHTA, a decision was taken to allow all persons desirous of entering St. Maarten to enter to without filling out the EHAS or any other forms for data purposes.
The Minister said that the stakeholders will be working towards introducing an ED card, the same as is used in Aruba and Curacao. This new process will take effect in March 2020, it is also expected that the procedure will not be cumbersome and the sole reason is for data analysis.
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