3 842 passengers out of which 3 626 for October and 216 for November, have landed in Mauritius since the partial opening of borders from 01 October 2020 to 05 November 2020.
As from 01st October 2020, any traveller is free to come to Mauritius provided he conforms to the COVID-19 protocols in force in the country, including 4 PCR tests and mandatory quarantine of 14 days in a state designated setting such as hospitals, recreational centres and hotels. The cost of accommodation on full-board basis in hotels, designated by the State as quarantine facilities, is borne by the traveller and all non-Mauritian travellers have to pay a sum of Rs13 500 as medical cost. So far, 801 passengers (including one Mauritian) have travelled to Mauritius from 01 October to 04 November 2020 for the purpose of “holiday, vacation and visit”. 110 persons have benefited from free quarantine since the partial opening and 1 590 paid for quarantine including 19 persons who refused free quarantine facilities