Cook Islands Travel Restrictions
Traveler's COVID-19 vaccination status
Traveling from Norway to the Cook Islands
Entry
Open for vaccinated visitors
COVID-19 testing
Not required
Quarantine
Not required for vaccinated visitors
Restaurants
Open
Bars
Masks
Not required in public spaces, enclosed environments and public transportation.
Cook Islands entry details and exceptions
COVID-19 testing
Quarantine
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FAQ
Can I travel to the Cook Islands from Norway?
Most visitors from Norway, regardless of vaccination status, can enter the Cook Islands.
Can I travel to the Cook Islands if I am vaccinated?
Fully vaccinated visitors from Norway can enter the Cook Islands without restrictions.
Can I travel to the Cook Islands without being vaccinated?
Unvaccinated visitors from Norway can enter the Cook Islands without restrictions.
Do I need a COVID test to enter the Cook Islands?
Visitors from Norway are not required to present a negative COVID-19 PCR test or antigen result upon entering the Cook Islands.
Can I travel to the Cook Islands without quarantine?
Travelers from Norway are not required to quarantine.
Do I need to wear a mask in the Cook Islands?
Mask usage in the Cook Islands is not required in public spaces, enclosed environments and public transportation.
Are the restaurants and bars open in the Cook Islands?
Restaurants in the Cook Islands are open. Bars in the Cook Islands are .