Government of Canada: Canadian citizens who are fully vaccinated do not need to be quarantined when entering the country

　　China News Service, June 11th. According to a comprehensive report by the Canadian "Sing Tao Daily", the Canadian federal government announced on the 9th that as long as the epidemic indicators continue to improve, Canadians who have been fully vaccinated will return by air from the first week of July. After Canada, it is no longer necessary to compulsorily stay in hotels and stay at home for 14 days.

However, the vaccinations vaccinated by immigrants must be of the type approved by Canada.

　　Federal Minister of Health Kedu stated that as long as the number of vaccinations continues to increase and the epidemic indicators continue to improve, the government’s goal is to change the existing quarantine measures for returning to Canada in the first week of July.

　　Kaidu did not announce the exact date for the policy change, saying only that Ottawa is cooperating with border services and other agencies to ensure that this move does not jeopardize any progress that has been made.

　　She said that Canadians (including citizens, permanent residents and basic workers) who have completed two doses of vaccinations must still provide a negative test report before boarding the plane. After arriving in Canada, they must also undergo sample testing and remain in quarantine until the test The result was negative.

　　The federal government also announced that entrants must prove that they have been vaccinated with a vaccine approved by Canada to be considered fully vaccinated, that is, they have received two complete shots of AstraZeneca, Pfizer, or Modena; or only one shot is required. Johnson & Johnson vaccine.

　　Canadians returning to Canada no longer need to undergo mandatory hotel quarantine upon arrival.

　　Completing two doses of vaccination means that you have received the second dose of vaccination two weeks before arriving in Canada.

　　Kaidu emphasized that Ottawa has not yet changed its existing post-entry quarantine regulations.

　　In addition, the Federal Minister of Intergovernmental Affairs LeBlanc said that the Canadian government is formulating vaccine passport-related measures and discussing with the European Union and the United States, but may not be ready in early July.

　　LeBron said that border officials will take temporary measures to ensure that they are prepared for changes in Canada's immigration policy.