#Victoria 3 time period free#

CruisesĬoming into Victoria: Travellers coming into Victoria on a cruise ship must show proof of a negative PCR test (within 72 hours of departing for Australia) or a RAT (within 24 hours of departure to Australia). If symptoms arise with seven days, the person must have a PCR or RAT and self-quarantine until they receive a result. Travellers do not need to quarantine while waiting for a result. It is recommended to complete a PCR or RAT with 24 hours of arriving into Australia. AirĬoming into Victoria: Travellers coming into Victoria no longer need to be vaccinated. International and domestic travellers entering Victoria no longer need to submit a negative pre-departure COVID-19 test, although it is strongly recommended.įor travel, the Digital Passenger Declaration form is no longer required, meaning all visa holders can fly into Australia regardless of their COVID-19 vaccination status.ĭomestic and international travellers coming into Victoria no longer need to declare their COVID-19 vaccination status. Workers in industries such as aged and disability care, healthcare, and emergency services require a third or fourth dose of the COVID-19 vaccine to be considered ‘up to date.’ Travel Some workplaces and individual venues may require vaccination for entry. Surgeries have resumed at public and private hospitals, based on capacity, staff availability and the COVID-19 demands of the location. Masks are still recommended for those aged eight and up when leaving home when social distancing is not possible.

Hospitals, aged care, and indoor areas at care facilities.

Public transport, planes, taxis, cruise embarkment, and rideshare.

Masks are required for the following settings:

Close, social, workplace and educational contacts defined.

Current restrictions in Victoria explained.

COVID-19 testing and isolation guidelines for Victoria.

The following guidelines are presented in the Victorian Government's roadmap, as outlined on In this article: Those aged 30 and above are eligible for a fourth vaccination booster.įor definitions on contacts and current restrictions, rules and requirements for COVID-19 in Victoria, see below. It is advised for people to take steps to COVID-19 prevention, including vaccination, face masks indoors, regular testing, getting medicine if at risk, and staying home if feeling unwell.Ĭlose contacts of positive COVID-19 people no longer need to isolate for seven days, but must wear a mask indoors in public settings and record at least five negative Rapid Antigen Tests (RAT) over the course of seven days. While masks are no longer required in retail, hospitality, and school settings, they are still recommended indoors. The restrictions on the number of visitors in hospitals has been removed, although masks requirements in hospitals remain.

#Victoria 3 time period free#

Any individual who goes to a COVID-19 testing site will receive a free box of 10 masks.

This includes community locations, disability service venues, and at Indigenous gatherings. For the next four to six weeks, free N95 and KN95 masks will be handed out at PCR COVID-19 test sites, community health service venues and on public transport.