Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison [사진 제공:연합뉴스]
The Australian government has decided to allow entry of Koreans who have been vaccinated against COVID-19 from the 1st of next month.
As the border closure policy was partially eased due to the COVID-19 pandemic in March last year, it is expected that tourism to Australia, as well as studying abroad and employment will increase significantly.
Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison held a press conference in Canberra on the 21st, saying, “After allowing Singaporeans to enter on the 21st, Koreans and Japanese who have been vaccinated from December 1st, Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison, according to the Australian public broadcaster ABC will welcome the arrival of
“They need to show entry visas, vaccinations and proof that they tested negative for COVID-19 within three days before leaving their home country,” he said.
Prime Minister Morrison also announced that ‘Eligible Visa’ holders who have been vaccinated against COVID-19 will be allowed to enter the country without a separate permit.
The ‘reasonable visa’ includes technology, employment, study abroad, and working holiday, and it is expected that the visa holders will enter Australia in earnest.
Prime Minister Morrison said, “Australia’s vaccination rate for people aged 16 and over has exceeded 85%.”
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