Member Area Resources - COVID-19 (Coronavirus)
Travel Restrictions

Page Reviewed: 21 May 2020

The Australian Government's Department of Health have stated the following on their website:

Travel within Australia

Australians must avoid all non-essential domestic travel. Social distancing is slowing the spread of coronavirus and it’s important that this continue at Easter. Australians should stay at home this Easter and not undertake holiday travel.

Seasonal workers planning on travelling between urban and regional areas need to self-isolate for 14 days when moving between areas to reduce the spread of coronavirus.

State and territory restrictions

States and territories can apply their own restrictions, including closing their state borders. Find out more about restrictions in your state or territory:

Remote area restrictions

The Australian Government is restricting travel to certain remote communities (designated areas). These restrictions aim to protect Community Elders and those already sick.

Before you can enter a designated area, you must self-isolate for 14 days.

If you are already in a designated area, stay there unless it is essential to leave for medical treatment.

Find out how to access remote designated areas.

To view the maps of designated areas and to find out more, see:

To find out more regarding Travel Restrictions from the Department of Health, please click here.

Government information from Department of Home Affairs

  • Updates to Australia's immigration and border arrangements during the COVID-19 (Coronavirus) outbreak. Click here.

 

Travel Restrictions Archive

To view archived links and updates regarding travel restrictions due to COVID-19, please click here.