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Get Your Bhutan Health Declaration Form for COVID-19 Online Now!
What you need to know
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Bhutan Health Declaration Form is part of the required documents you will need to enter Bhutan. It DOES NOT replace a visa. If your country requires a visa, the immigration officers will ask for your Visa when you enter Bhutan. Keep in mind some nationalities will require a paper visa. If that is your case, we suggest you contact your local embassy.
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Do NOT travel if you have been exposed to COVID-19, you are sick, or you test positive for COVID-19. Learn when it is safe for you to travel. Don’t travel with someone who is sick.
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DOCUMENT OVERVIEW
The Bhutan Health Declaration Form is a travel screening document designed to collect data from visitors arriving in the country. It includes both foreigners and nationals entering Bhutan. It is mandatory that visitors present this document so that authorities can check if they meet the travel requirements. This document does not replace a visa.
WHO CAN ENTER BHUTAN WITH THIS DOCUMENT
All travelers coming from abroad have to fill out the Bhutan Health Declaration Form to enter the country.
All nationalities can apply.
OBTAIN THE BHUTAN HEALTH DECLARATION FORM
To get the Bhutan Health Declaration Form, it will be mandatory to provide information about your medical condition and trip.
Check out our application page to complete the Bhutan Health Declaration Form.
DISPLAY THE FORM
Once you finish filling out the application form, our experts will process your request, and they will forward your Bhutan Health Declaration Form to your email address. After getting it, you will have to print and sign it to present it to immigration authorities if needed.
Visit the FAQs below to view the quarantine rules for Bhutan.
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How to Apply: Health Declaration
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No need to deal with the embassy. We do it for you so you don't lose valuable time.
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Present your Passport and the Health Declaration we provide when you arrive at the airport.
How to Apply: Embassy Registration
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Travel Safely
Your embassy will assist you if an emergency (eg. Natural disasters, civil unrest, etc) occur
Why Register with the Embassy
Travel Registration is a service provided by the government. This service allows you to record information about your
upcoming trip abroad to the Department of State so it can be used to assist you in case of an emergency. People residing abroad can also get routine
information from their nearest embassy or consulate if registered.
Required Information to Apply
Once You Have Registered With Your Embassy Or Consulate, You Will Need To Update Your Data If:
- your contact details change,
- your civil status changes,
- you are going back to your home country.
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Questions?
My application couldn’t be completed due to an error. What now?
Please contact our customer service team if you are experiencing errors that prevent you from submitting the Bhutan Health Declaration application. Our experts are available 24/7 and will gladly help you resolve the problem.
What can I do if my Bhutan Health Declaration application has been canceled or rejected?
Our iVisa experts review all Bhutan Health Declaration applications and documentation before submitting them to government officials to reduce the risk of rejections. Thus, if government officials find any errors and reject your application, iVisa will refund your iVisa processing fee.
Please note: Government fees will not be refunded.
You may reapply for Bhutan Health Declaration if your original application has been canceled or rejected.
Do I need a Health Declaration if I’m only transiting through Bhutan?
Yes, all travelers entering Bhutan must fill out the Health Declaration.
My credit card is not working for the online payment. What else can I do?
iVisa only accepts debit and credit cards. If you are experiencing payment issues with your card, there could be a few reasons, including:
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Lack of funds
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The amount you wish to pay exceeds your bank card’s limit
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The card is expired.
If you have checked all of the above and there is nothing wrong with your card, and all the information you entered is correct, then you will need to contact your bank so they can guide you on overcoming the error.
I made a mistake while filling out my information. Can I modify it?
If you make an error while filling out the Bhutan Health Declaration application, please contact our customer service team immediately. Our experts are available 24/7 and will help you fix the problem as soon as possible.
I am still waiting to receive my completed application confirmation email. What now?
You will receive the Bhutan Health Declaration via email once the application is accepted. In addition, you will receive an email notification if there are any issues with your application. If you have not yet recieved the email, make sure to check your spam folder. Otherwise, contact us to check the status of your email confirmation and/or application.
How do processing times work?
At iVisa, we understand that your time is valuable, and we strive to provide you with the fastest service possible. Our processing times are estimated based on the average duration it takes governments to process visa applications. These estimated times begin from the moment we receive all the correct information for your application until you receive your visa. While we work diligently to expedite the process, it’s important to note that we are reliant on the processing times set by the government authorities.
