Federal Government places limit on international arrivals
Posted on:
14 July 2020
To limit the risk of further Coronavirus outbreaks, to protect the community and reduce strain on the hotel quarantine process in Australia, the Federal Government will limit the number of international arrivals into Australia to 4,000 per day from Monday 13 July 2020.
The Government has also indicated that passengers arriving into Australia will be responsible for the cost of their own hotel quarantine, however this is the decision of the individual State Government and will be communicated once plans are confirmed.
This is already in place in Queensland, and just announced for NSW to come into effect from 12.01am Saturday 18 July 2020.
We recommend that customers check their State Govt. websites for more details before travelling or returning to Australia.
To limit the risk of further Coronavirus outbreaks, to protect the community and reduce strain on the hotel quarantine process in Australia, the Federal Government will limit the number of international arrivals into Australia to 4,000 per day from Monday 13 July 2020.
The Government has also indicated that passengers arriving into Australia will be responsible for the cost of their own hotel quarantine, however this is the decision of the individual State Government and will be communicated once plans are confirmed.
This is already in place in Queensland, and just announced for NSW to come into effect from 12.01am Saturday 18 July 2020.
We recommend that customers check their State Govt. websites for more details before travelling or returning to Australia.