On March 12, the Cayman Islands Public Health Department confirmed a case of COVID-19 involving a cruise ship traveler. The department released a statement on its website regarding the situation.
The U.S. Embassy in Kingston, Jamaica, has issued guidance for those concerned about COVID-19 in the Cayman Islands. Individuals are advised to consult the CDC website for updated information and recommendations on reducing the risk of contracting the virus. Travelers should also visit travel.state.gov for crisis updates and check with airlines or cruise lines for any changes to travel plans or restrictions. Additionally, travelers can refer to the Department of Homeland Security's website for current travel restrictions to the United States.
For assistance, individuals can contact:
- U.S. Embassy Kingston, Jamaica at +1-876-702-6000 or via email at KingstonACS@state.gov.
- U.S. Consular Agency Montego Bay at +1-876-953-0620 or MobayACS@state.gov.
- U.S. Consular Agency Cayman Islands at +345-945-8173 or CaymanACS@state.gov.
The State Department’s Consular Affairs can be reached at +1-888-407-4747 or +1-202-501-4444.
Travelers are encouraged to enroll in the Smart Traveler Enrollment Program (STEP) for security updates and follow relevant social media channels.