Travelling to St. Kitts-Nevis

  1. Can I travel to St. Kitts and Nevis?
  2. What are the travelling requirements?
  3. Do I need to quarantine on arrival?
  4. Can I quarantine at Oualie Beach Resort?​
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1.  Can I travel to St. Kitts and Nevis?
  • Yes - St. Kitts and Nevis borders are currently opened.
  • Until further notice, only fully vaccinated travelers, citizens and residents will be allowed entry into St. Kitts-Nevis.
2.  What are the travelling requirements?
  • Complete an Entry Form on the federal website > www.knatravelform.kn
  • If you are vaccinated, submit a proof of vaccination.
  • Submit a negative PCR test completed within 72 hours of travel from an accredited laboratory.
  • Undergo a health screening at the SKN airport.
  • Download the SKN COVID-19 contact tracing mobile app.
3.  Do I need to quarantine on arrival?
  • Yes - A quarantine is required for a duration of 14 days. (Only 9 days if you are vaccinated)
  • ​At the end of the 14 days (15 days if you have checked in on a Sunday), a PCR test is required at your own expense: US$100 (US$150 during public holidays).
  • If the PCR test is negative, you are allowed to freely explore the island and mingle with the local population.
4.  Can I quarantine at Oualie Beach Resort?
  • Yes - Oualie Beach Resort is qualified to quarantine Residents & Nationals (at present).
  • ​To avoid physical contact with the rest of the guests and staff, you will be confined to one area of the property where you are free to come in and out of your room and enjoy the beach, food will be delivered to your room.
  • At the end of the 14 days (15 days if you have checked in on a Sunday), if your PCR test is negative you will be relocated to another room outside of the quarantine area and can freely enjoy the hotel facilities and explore the island.
  • For long-term stays, we have special pricing on rooms, food and drinks > contact us

Leaving St. Kitts-Nevis

The CDC has assessed the Federation's Covid-19 risk as very low and designated it as "No Travel Health Notice" required, having had only 19 cases of the Coronavirus, no community spread and no deaths. This is why St. Kitts and Nevis is one of the rare countries to not require quarantine on entry to New York and England. Check for the latest updates with your departure country.