The Samoa government has made new changes to it's travel advisories lifting a blanket ban on travelers from the United Kingdom and South Africa.
Travellers originating or transiting through the two countries had previously been denied entry due to the new Covid-19 variants,but these measures now seem to have been eased.
The Samoa Observer reports that all travellers from these countries and a dozen others, hoping to get to Samoa will be assessed individually.
Passengers from all destinations except American Samoa are now required to have their medical clearance and negative Covid-19 swab test within 72 hours of their arrival to Auckland, and a blood test within five days of leaving their original port.
Source:
RNZ Pacific