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		</div><p>Novak Djokovic is again set to miss Indian Wells and the Miami Open after United States travel authorities extended the requirement for non-US nationals to be vaccinated.</p>
<p>Although coronavirus rules have been relaxed or removed in many countries, proof of vaccination will be needed to enter the United States until at least April 10th.</p>
<p>Indian Wells and the Miami Open, two of the most prestigious events on the calendar outside the grand slams, begin on March 6th and March 20th respectively.</p>
<p>Djokovic has refused to get vaccinated and was detained in an immigration hotel on arrival in Australia 12 months ago.</p>
<p>The 21-time grand slam champion was then deported after his visa was cancelled by the immigration minister, who decided Djokovic’s presence could stoke anti-vaccine sentiment.</p>
<p>With vaccination against Covid-19 no longer required to enter Australia, Djokovic successfully challenged a three-year ban on applying for a visa and got his season under way in Adelaide this week.</p>
<p>Speaking ahead of his return, Djokovic said his deportation would stick with him for the rest of his life but that he was happy to return to Australia and seek a 10th Australian Open title.</p>
<p>“You can’t forget those events,” he said. “It’s one of these things that sticks with you, it stays with you for I guess the rest of your life. It was something that I’ve never experienced before, and hopefully never again.</p>
<p>“But it is a valuable life experience for me. I have to move on. Coming back to Australia speaks how I feel about this country, how I feel about playing here.</p>
<p>“I was really hoping that I’m going to have my permission back to get back into Australia and play here because it’s a country where I’ve had tremendous success in my career.</p>
<p>“I always felt great in Australia. I always played my best tennis, received a lot of support. Hopefully I can have another great summer.”</p>
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