Are there any countries that exempt people who recovered from COVID-19 infection from quarantine or testing?

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Are there any countries that consider people who survived a COVID-19 infection as immune people and let them in without quarantine or testing?
I am currently recovering and should be considered fully recovered in 5 days (according to the local protocol), so I thought I would take a few days off and go somewhere since I haven't hit the road in almost 6 months now.

Roopayan Ghosh · Answer

I know that Slovenia at least allows this.
https://www.slovenia.info/en/plan-your-trip/all-you-need-to-know-for-a-healthy-and-safe-vacation-in-slovenia

WGroleau · Answer

Timatic offers a map where you can tap on a country and see details.  For most countries, you can see just what the restrictions are.
Don't know how accurate Timatic is—they say only Mexico and Afghanistan have no restrictions, while Kayak has very different data, which they claim is updated daily.

lambshaanxy · Answer

What you describe is called an immunity passport, but while there's been lots of discussion about them, to date there are no countries that issue or accept them.  See the Wikipedia article for details:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Immunity_passport

Are there any countries that exempt people who recovered from COVID-19 infection from quarantine or testing?

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