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Rising Covid cases in UAE: Green Pass validity, mask, travel rules; all you need to know
Those who test positive are required to inform their employer
The recent rise in Covid-19 cases has led authorities to reimpose curbs that had been lifted.
Residents are urged to follow these new Covid-safety rules:
Green Pass
Green pass validity on the Al Hosn app has been reduced from 30 days to 14 days. So, residents that are fully vaccinated will receive a 14-day Green Pass once they test negative.
A green pass is mandatory to access government buildings in the UAE and visit indoor public places in Abu Dhabi.
Mask mandatory indoors
A fine of up to Dh3,000 has been imposed for those who fail to wear a mask indoors. Wearing a mask outdoors still remains optional.
10-day isolation
Regardless of symptoms, all those who test positive for Covid-19 must isolate themselves for 10 days. They are also required to inform their employer.
The Dubai Health Authority has said residents must have the Covid-19 DXB smart app.
Abu Dhabi residents are required to take two Covid-19 PCR tests to end their quarantine period. These tests should be separated by a gap of 24 hours, and both results should be negative.
Travel to UAE
All passengers travelling to UAE must present a valid vaccination certificate of having received both doses. The certificate should also have a QR code.
Those who are not vaccinated must present a valid negative Covid-19 PCR test certificate where the sample has been collected within 48 hours of boarding the flight. A QR code must also be present on the certificate.
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