Australia Travel Advice, Coronavirus Regulations

Australia

General:

Australia has established a safe travel zone with New Zealand, and domestic restrictions are being lifted in most areas.

Can I travel to Australia?

Travelers are not allowed to enter Australia, unless they meet one of the following conditions:
- Arriving from New Zealand on a quarantine free flight, after spending at least 14 days in NZ.
- Necessary travel that is pre-approved by applying here.
Transiting through Australia is possible in the following cases only:
- If the second flight is from a different airport, it is required to apply using the form above.
- If the second flight is from the same airport, an application is not required and leaving the airport is prohibited.
It is also important to note that within Australia, some border between states remain closed, and some states require quarantine. Detailed information can be found here.

Do I need to go into quarantine when arriving to Australia?

Anyone arriving into to Australia is required to undergo 14 days quarantine in a government facility, unless arriving from New Zealand under the conditions stated above.

Are COVID-19 tests required to travel to Australia?

Arrivals to Australia may be required to undergo a health screening upon arrival.

Is public transportation open in Australia?

Public transportation in Australia is operating under strict social distancing rules.

Are the restaurants and bars open in Australia?

Cafes, bars and restaurants across Australia are open under social distancing limitations. Restrictions for each region can be found here.

Are businesses and attractions open in Australia?

Most non essential businesses and attractions across Australia are open under social distancing and capacity limitations.
Regulations vary between regions and can be found here.

Do I need to wear a face mask in Australia?

Wearing face masks is recommended across Australia, and required in some states.

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Sources:

Australia Partially Open