TASMANIA

Roadmap to reopening

FROM 70% DOUBLE DOSE

At 70 per cent of the Tasmanian population being fully vaccinated, you can enter Tasmania from a low risk area. You can enter from a high risk area, subject to:

Being a returning Tasmanian or someone seeking to relocate and
completing 14 days of hotel or home quarantine, depending on where you have travelled from.

To be considered for home quarantine, you must be fully vaccinated (16years+), unless an exemption applies, and return a negative test72 hours prior to travel.

*There are designated high-risk areas where travel to Tasmania is not permitted. These are updated on Travel alert

REACHED ON

20 October 2021

FROM 80% DOUBLE DOSE

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At 80 per cent of the Tasmanian population being fully vaccinated, you can enter Tasmania from a low-risk area. Interstate and international travellers can also enter the state from a high-risk area subject to:

Completing 14 days of home or hotel quarantine, with most Tasmanians and returning travellers able to undertake risk-based home quarantine*, depending on where you have travelled from. To be considered for home quarantine, you must be fully vaccinated (16years+, unless an exemption applies) and return a negative test 72 hours prior to travel.

*subject to public health approval

OVERSEAS ARRIVALS

Returning travellers from overseas are required to undertake 14 days hotel quarantine, with home quarantine being trialled, based on risk.

EXPECTED DATE

EARLY NOVEMBER 2021

FROM 90% DOUBLE DOSE

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From December 15, with a 90 per cent vaccination rate, you can enter Tasmania from anywhere within Australia, subject to:

Full vaccination (12 years+)*, and returning a negative test within 72hours of travel** (a test is not required from a fully vaccinated Tasmanian, if their trip is less than 7days). People who travel to Tasmania who do not meet these criteria will be subject to additional quarantine and testing requirements.

*unless an exemption applies
**the test will be in place for up to 4 weeks, subject to review.

OVERSEAS ARRIVALS

There is no quarantine for fully vaccinated arrivals with a negative COVID-19 test within 72 hours prior to travel.

CONFIRMED DATE

15 DECEMBER 2021

The Roadmap to the Tasmanian Plan to transition our local COVID-19 Response

The Roadmap to the Tasmanian Plan to transition our local COVID-19 Response: ‘From Zero to Living in a COVID-19 Vaccinated Community’ sets Tasmania on a hopeful path to opening.

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