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Baku/16.07.21/Turan: Bus services on the Baku-Nakhchivan-Baku route through the territory of Iran will resume since July 17.
An appropriate order was signed by Prime Minister Ali Asadov.
No certificate of PCR test for COVID-19 is required from passengers on the route.
Upon arrival at the Bilasuvar customs checkpoint, they will give a smear for PCR test for COVID-19. This survey will be conducted free of charge for Azerbaijani citizens.
During the trip, it will be mandatory for staff and passengers to comply with requirements of the special quarantine regime due to COVID-19 pandemic. - 06D-
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