The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) announced that expats who have spent 14 consecutive days in countries which are not on the banned list are granted entry to Kuwait.
This is to clarify the earlier release that announced an expanded list of 31 countries from where expats are currently prohibited from entering Kuwait.
For example, an Indian can travel to Kuwait following the health precautionary measures if she has spent 14 days in a country not named in the list of 31 banned countries.
Kuwait expanded the list of banned countries, prohibiting entry of travelers from these to Kuwait, as commercial flights resume at the airport today.
The following countries are:
- India
- Iran
- China
- Brazil
- Colombia
- Armenia
- Bangladesh
- Philippines
- Syria
- Spain
- Singapore
- Bosnia and Herzegovina
- Sri Lanka
- Nepal
- Iraq
- Mexico
- Indonesia
- Chile
- Pakistan
- Egypt
- Lebanon
- Hong Kong
- Italy
- Northern Macedonia
- Moldova
- Panama
- Peru
- Serbia
- Montenegro
- Dominican Republic
- Kosovo
