Georgian Citizens Will Not Undergo Quarantine Upon Returning Home

Changes have been made to the regulations for Georgian citizens returning to their homeland, according to aliq.ge.

From now on, Georgian citizens will go into self-isolation for 8 days upon returning to the country if they present a negative PCR test result received no later than 72 hours prior to arrival. If citizens do not have test results, they will no longer undergo quarantine in hospitals or hotels. In this case, they will also enter self-isolation for 12 days, after which they will have the right to move freely.

Citizens who do not have the opportunity for self-isolation will be accommodated by the state in COVID hotels for the purpose of undergoing quarantine.