Victoria residents who have tested positive for COVID-19 Interstate can return home to self-isolate. You should not fly to Victoria. You should take precautions to avoid putting others at risk while traveling, such as wearing a mask and maintaining physical distance from others. If you arrive by car, you should not leave your vehicle unless it is necessary for your safety or well-being. You should check the requirements at the location you are from before leaving segregation to make sure you are complying with the laws there. On June 26, the Granites gold mine was closed after a worker tested positive for COVID-19. The mine is located 540 km (340 miles) northwest of Alice Springs. About 750 fly-in/fly-out (FIFO) workers at the site were affected, while about 900 who had recently left the site had to be in isolation, 259 in the Northwest Territories, but 650 went elsewhere in Australia. [10] [11] As of June 27, there were 5 mine-related cases. [12] Access to high-risk facilities is subject to a number of requirements.
All international arrivals (including those arriving by sea) must comply with Commonwealth entry requirements. What you can and cannot do when you are isolated. There are no additional requirements if you have met international interstate quarantine requirements and wish to enter Victoria. International travellers arriving by sea have additional requirements before entering Victoria: they must also be able to register and comply with the Government of the Northwest Territories` G2G Now quarantine control system – see here for more details – and have access to all the essentials necessary for a 14-day isolation, including adequate food. Requirements for people who are a close contact also remain in place, including a COUNCIL within three days of entering into close contact and on the sixth day. You will receive enough kits per person to meet the testing requirements, as well as a replacement in case you have symptoms between the test days. If you choose to travel abroad, it is your responsibility to obtain information from your airline about covid-19 testing requirements in your destination country. Your isolation period begins the day you tested for COVID-19 and tested positive. Information on the requirements for masks for domestic and international travellers must continue to be worn on board an aircraft in accordance with federal requirements. If you have no symptoms, you can leave the isolation on the 5th day at 12 noon. If you have symptoms on day 5, you should remain in isolation until your symptoms disappear or you receive a medical certificate from your doctor stating that you are no longer contagious.
If your COVID-19 test is positive during your trip, you must meet the requirements of the Ministry of Health. Additional requirements apply to travellers arriving by sea. For more information, see Travelers arriving on a cruise ship. For more information, see Commonwealth Entry Requirements for CruisesExternal link. For more information, see the Commonwealth Entry Requirements for Incoming TravellersExternal link or air and sea transportExternal link Once you have completed the required isolation period, you will not be considered a close point of contact if another household member becomes COVID-positive for the next 28 days. If you are travelling from outside Australia to another Australian state or territory, you will not be allowed to enter WA unless you have spent 14 days in Australia and meet the entry requirements of the states or territories from or through which you are travelling. If you plan to return to another state or territory, you should keep an eye on the border and quarantine regulations in that jurisdiction. Notification of Covid positive results or requests for isolation must be submitted in writing on the absence form Requirements for people testing positive for COVID-19 remain in place, including immediate isolation for at least seven days.
The Washington State Department of Health has more information on paying for quarantine at the hotel and a detailed document (external link) with information and advice if you are in quarantine. A remote community with a low vaccination rate is any remote community with a vaccination rate of less than 70% or one of the 29 communities controlled by the Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation (ACCHO). If you visit these shops and places, you will need to register. The Washington State Government has developed SafeWA, a digital contact registry system that offers a free, efficient and secure way to register. She also said it would be necessary to deal with an expected increase in the number of COVID cases after the territory reopens. Masks do not need to be worn in private homes or during exercise. Children under the age of 12 are not required to wear a mask. It is highly recommended that everyone wear a mask outdoors, especially at large outdoor public events. Please also check the current travel restrictions and how to apply for exemptions on the Smart Traveller websiteExternal link All intergovernmental arrivals must complete a G2G passport declaration to travel to WA. To create an account and complete your application, visit the G2G Pass website. Face masks provide an extra layer of protection and have proven effective in preventing the spread of COVID-19, especially when physical distancing cannot be enforced.
The agreement does not allow travelers to enter Washington State from medium-, high- or high-risk countries without authorization via the G2G passport. Visit the Frequently Asked Questions about Controlled Borders page for more information on entry requirements. Unvaccinated visitors are not allowed to enter the Northwest Territories. Use the online registration form to announce your positive result. On June 28, as the COVID cluster in the Northwest Territories had increased to 7 cases, the lockdown in Darwin was extended from 72 hours to 1 p.m. on July 2. Fireworks for Territory Day on July 1 have been postponed. [10] The Government of the Northwest Territories` coronavirus website states that COVID@Home is an opt-in program.
The Government of the Northwest Territories says the team will be available to provide care 24/7. You must also carry with you and present proof of your name and address to a police officer or authorized officer if you request it. All travelers, including transportation, freight, and logistics drivers, must have a G2G passport to enter Washington State. You are subject to certain precautions described in your G2G pass. As part of a pilot program launched Wednesday called COVID@Home, some people who test positive for COVID in the Northwest Territories can now self-isolate for 14 days and have their health monitored from the comfort of their own homes instead of being sent to a government-run quarantine center.