Children under 10 years old are no longer required to have a PCR test when crossing the Georgian border, - Deputy Minister of Economy and Sustainable Development Mariam Kvrivishvili stated yesterday.
The resolution confirming the decision made by the Interagency Council of the Government was published in the Legislative Herald today.
Amendments to the Government of Georgia Resolution of 23 May 2020 on the Approval of the Rules of Isolation and Quarantine have been amended.
In the case of international air, land, and sea travel, any person under the age of 10 who has arrived from a foreign country (regardless of nationality) shall be exempted from the obligation to submit a negative PCR test in the last 72 hours prior to the visit to Georgia.
