Partially Open

Illinois (US state)

  • MasksRecommended
  • COVID TestPCR required to enter
  • RestaurantsOpen in low-risk areas
  • QuarantineFor some origins
  • Public TransportationOperating
Updated: February 24, 2021
Reviewed: February 24, 2021

General

International travel to Illinois is subject to the same regulations as all of the US, and inter-state travel to Illinois is permitted. Internally, restrictions vary between regions.

Can I travel to Illinois?

  • International travel to Illinois follows the general US restrictions.
  • Travel from other countries and US states is possible.

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

  • There is no requirement to quarantine when traveling to the state of Illinois.
  • Arrivals to Chicago from high-risk states will be required to self-quarantine for 10 days, or present a negative COVID-19 test, no older than 72 hours.

Are COVID-19 tests required to travel to Illinois?

  • All international arrivals to the US are required to present a negative PCR test, no older than 72 hours.
  • Arrivals to Chicago from high-risk states will be required to self-quarantine for 10 days, or present a negative COVID-19 test, no older than 72 hours.

Is public transportation open in Illinois?

Public transportation in Illinois is operating.

Are the restaurants and bars open in Illinois?

  • Restaurants and bars in parts of Illinois are open for outdoor seating only.
  • In low-risk areas, restaurants may open in 25% capacity.

Are businesses and attractions open in Illinois?

  • Non-essential businesses and attractions in parts of Illinois may operate outdoors, under social distancing requirements.
  • In low-risk areas, non-essential businesses and attractions may operate indoors, in 25% capacity.

Do I need to wear a face mask in Illinois?

Wearing face masks is recommended in all public places.

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