Public Health Department has announced that effective 1st March 2023, confirmation PCR testing for positives will no longer be required and COVID testing centres will cease operations on all three islands. LFT positive online reporting will also no longer be required.
Regulations have been made by Cabinet under the Public Health Act (2021 Revision) for the prevention, control and suppression of COVID-19.
Control and Management of Covid-19 (No. 4) (Amendment) Regulations, 2022 are in effect as of 24 August, 2022.
There are no restrictions for anyone travelling to or within the Cayman Islands.
Travellers are encouraged to check the requirements of their destination before travelling.
For more information on relocating or travelling to the Cayman Islands, visit Customs and Border Control.
There are no government requirements to wear a mask in most public places.
However, owners or operators of establishments such as health care facilities, residential home care facilities, prisons, or places of detention may require any person visiting their establishment to wear a face covering or mask prior to entry.
There are no government requirements or limits on public gatherings in the Cayman Islands.
Public Health Department has announced that effective 1 March 2023:
We continue to recommend that cases and primary contacts of cases of Covid-19 continue to follow the existing advice on isolation and testing:
Note: The day of your original positive LFT test is considered Day 0.
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