Fully vaccinated US inbound travelers to Puerto Rico no longer have to present a negative COVID-19 PCR test, effective today.

In addition, those who are unvaccinated and international arrivals may present a negative antigen test result to enter.
Curfew lifted
As well, the local curfew established in March has been lifted.
Additional reduced restrictions include increased capacities for businesses, raised from 30% to 50%; the removal of a mask requirement for fully vaccinated individuals at parks and beaches; and permission to consume alcoholic beverages at pools and beaches. The reopening of Puerto Rico's coliseums, popular for entertainment experiences, will also be permitted at 30% capacity, with all attendees required to present either a vaccination card or negative antigen test to gain admission.