COVID-19 Data and Statistics

The Cook Islands Government have announced that the following changes regarding travel entry requirements are planned to take place:

• From 6th September 2022, COVID-19 vaccination requirements have been removed and no longer apply for travel and entry to the Cook Islands by Aircraft and Sea vessel.
• Pre-departure testing for international arrivals into the Cook Islands no longer required from May 1

More information will be made available on the Travel Advisory

• New Public Health Regulations. For more info: Public Health Regulations
• Residents: Follow TMO public notices or call your Public Health Clinic to find out where you can get tested.
• Visitors: Make contact with the COVID-19 Health and Safety officer for your accommodation.
• For any COVID-19 related matters, please contact 56180 or 57486. These numbers will be answered 24/7.

• As of July 1, all pre-departure testing for the Pa Enua will no longer be required.
• All daily RAT tests conducted at each location/organisation must be recorded using the RAT Testing Summary Form
• All positive cases that are identified daily must be recorded using the RAT Test Positive Case Form.

• To be eligible to travel, all future visitors must meet specific requirements. For more information visit: Travel & Border Controls
• All International pre-departure RAT or PCR testing requirements for entry into Rarotonga removed as of May 1
• For more info: Travel Advisory

• COVID-19 testing and vaccination requirements have been removed for all domestic travellers to the following islands; Aitutaki, Atiu, Mitiaro, Mauke, Mangaia, Pukapuka, Manihiki, Rakahanga, and Penrhyn.
• For more information visit: Pa Enua Travel

• The Public Health Measures under the COVID-19 Safe Framework outline how the Cook Islands will operate.
• It is important that you are actively aware of these Public Health Measures to keep yourself and others safe.
• For more info visit: Public Health Measures.

• These Health Clinics will act as your first point of contact for any medical needs.
• Ensure that you keep the contact details of your nearest Health Clinic handy and be sure to contact them and seek advice from a Te Marae Ora representative if you are feeling unwell.
• For more info visit: Public Health Clinics.