- In order to ensure that the organization of the G20 meeting in Indonesia is productive and safe from outbreaks of Corona Virus Disease 2019 ("COVID-19"), the Task Force for the Mitigation of COVID-19 recently issued Circular No. 6 of 2022 on the Bubble System Health Protocol During the Agenda of the G20 Meeting in Indonesia During the COVID-19 Pandemic ("Circular 6/2022").
- Circular 6/2020 addresses the implementation of a so-called “bubble system” which will limit interactions to individuals within the same bubble in order to avoid the further spread of COVID-19. In this regard, individuals within the G20 Meeting Bubble will be permitted to enter Indonesia through official entry and transit points that have been set for the G20 Meeting Bubble Area. Individuals within the G20 Meeting Bubble will be divided into the following groups: 1) Bubble One, which will include delegates and their groups, as well as VVIPs; 2) Bubble Two, which will include participants and journalists; 3) Bubble Three, which will include event officers and members of the event committee; and 4) Bubble Four, which will include supporting resources.
- At the relevant entry points, all individuals within the G20 Meeting Bubble are required to submit: 1) Vaccine certificates; 2) Negative RT-PCR tests (3 x 24-hour sample); 3) Official documentation that addresses participation in the G20 Meeting; and 4) Foreign citizens should also submit official entry permits and proofs of health insurance coverage that are adequate to cover COVID-19 treatments and medical evacuations in cases of COVID-19 infection.
- When entering Indonesian territory, all individuals, with the exception of individuals within Bubble One, are required to undergo a period of centralized quarantine until they receive the results of second RT-PCR tests. Furthermore, individuals are only permitted to interact with other individuals within their given bubbles. Individuals will also only be permitted to engage in activities within the G20 Meeting Bubble Area and will be required to undergo rapid antigen testing every three days at the maximum during the period of the event.
- Circular 6/2022 has been in force since 14 February 2022.
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