International Arrivals from 13 December, 2021
After speaking with the Queensland Government today, SJT have answers to the four most common scenarios for travellers entering Queensland from overseas from next Monday, 13 December.
The following applies to Australian citizens, permanent residents and their immediately family who are wanting to travel to Queensland from overseas:
* Direct international arrivals in Queensland (no transit via another Australian state) - 14 day Home Quarantine
* International arrivals in another state, e.g. arriving into Sydney, and then transiting straight away to Queensland - 14 day Home Quarantine in Queensland
* International arrivals in another state, but staying in that state for less than 14 days - 14 day Home Quarantine upon entering Queensland
* International arrivals in another state, then spending minimum 14 days in that same state - follow quarantine guidelines for arrival state, then on Day 15 cross freely into Queensland as a domestic traveller with no quarantine
What you CAN'T do...
❌ International arrivals in another state, follow quarantine guidelines for arrival state (e.g. 72 hours isolation in Sydney) and then cross freely into Queensland. In this case, as it is less than 14 days since you arrived into Australia, you would have to undergo 14 day Home Quarantine upon entering Queensland.
❗ And remember, you will need a Queensland Travel Pass for entry!
The Queensland Government websiteupdated its travel information late today as well.
However, as we all know, these details are subject to change, so always check regarding your own personal situation and keep up-to-date for all travel regulations and requirements prior to travel, while travelling and upon return.
