【IMPORTANT】 Notice to All Passengers Traveling to the United States
Mandatory Attestation Requirement Due to the Ebola Outbreak
This requirement applies to ALL travelers, including those who have NOT traveled to the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC). In response to the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has implemented a mandatory attestation requirement for all passengers traveling to the United States by air. All passengers must submit an Attestation confirming whether they have been in the DRC within the past 21 days, regardless of their travel history.
■ Effective Period
Through December 18, 2026 (subject to change or extension).
■ Who Is Required to Submit the Attestation?
All passengers traveling to the United States on international flights, including those transiting through the U.S. to another destination.
■ How to Submit the Attestation
Passengers must follow their airline's instructions to complete and submit the attestation, either electronically or by signing a paper form, during online check-in or at the airport.
Please Note:
-A separate attestation is required for each passenger.
-For passengers under 18 years of age, a parent or legal guardian may complete the attestation on their behalf.
■ Important Information
-Transit through the DRC counts as travel history, including airport connections, even if passengers do not leave the aircraft.
-Passengers who have been in the DRC within the past 21 days are generally not permitted to board a U.S.-bound flight until at least the 22nd day after their departure from the DRC.
-Passengers who fail to submit the required attestation will be denied boarding. Providing false information may result in legal penalties.
-All travelers planning to enter the United States are strongly advised to check the latest information and requirements provided by their airline before departure.
For More Information
Please visit the official U.S. government website for further details and the latest updates.
The Attestation form is also available for download from the official website.