If you need to travel, it’s important to understand Australian quarantine and testing recommendations.
Australia’s federal border does not require international arrivals to quarantine, regardless of their vaccination status. However, each state and territory within Australia may enact its own regulations.
The latest quarantine rules
For the latest updates on high-risk destinations, please refer to the Smart Traveller website.
Quarantine: What to do, and for how long
As of 6 July 2022, Australia no longer requires travellers to take a pre-departure COVID-19 test or provide proof of vaccination against COVID-19 to enter. Australia’s federal quarantine system is no longer in place. However, states and territories may enact their own regulations. Find the current guidelines at the following government websites:
State and territory regulations:
Testing checklist: What do I have to do?
While Australia does not require a COVID-19 test to enter, you may have to take a test, provide proof of vaccination, and fill out a declaration form to enter another country. Check the restrictions in place on the destination you are travelling to on Smartraveller.gov.au.
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