Alan van der Merwe explained his position before the weekend, indicating he had received abuse on social media for his stance.
"You need to comply with those requirements to enter the country and from that perspective the FIA obviously has to respect the country's requirements to get in, as will all the teams and everyone else."
"I am fully aware that I will potentially be less employable or that my freedom of movement will be restricted based on my choices," he said on Twitter. He said he would continue to observe public health guidelines, reduce risk as much as possible, and respect the decisions of others.
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