St. Kitts and Nevis has lifted all travel restrictions.

St Kitts and Nevis is the latest Caribbean destination to officially lift all travel restrictions, Caribbean Journal has confirmed.

The update means that travelers do not need to show proof of a negative test or proof of vaccination to enter the federation.

There is also no quarantine of any kind.

All travelers to St. Kitts and Nevis must still complete an online customs and immigration form prior to arrival. (You can find the Immigration and Customs Enforcement form here.)

The move comes under the leadership of the new St. Kitts and Nevis premier, Dr. Terrance Drew, who serves as the Minister of Health.

“The removal of entry tests and vaccination requirements comes at a time when traveler confidence is increasing. The combination of increased demand and more seamless travel processes will make St. Kitts more desirable to overseas visitors,” said Alison “Tommy” Thompson, CEO of the St. Kitts Tourism Authority. We are pleased to announce the removal of restrictions.

The change is taking place in St. Kitts with a free three-night summer itinerary at all participating hotels.

In November, the destination kicks off its annual Grill Fest, featuring local grill masters and “specialty food and drink.”

“We are pleased to take this important step to fully open Nevis’ borders to the world,” said Devon Lieberd, CEO of the Nevis Tourism Authority. “Lifting these protocols will allow us to further share our rich culture and the gifts we have to offer to visitors to the island.”

For more, visit St. Kitts.