Until 1 November, all people travelling from Victoria in NSW will have to quarantine at home for 14 days.Īfter 1 November, unvaccinated travellers will not be permitted to enter NSW from Victoria without an exemption, however fully vaccinated persons will be able to move freely between the states. NSW currently only has its border shut to Victoria. Restrictions are set to further ease from Friday 29 October, when the state reaches the coveted 80 per cent vaccination target.įrom 29 October, regional travel between Metropolitan Melbourne and the rest of the state will once again be freely allowed.
Victoria achieved its 70 per cent vaccination target on 22 October, which provided Victorians with greater freedoms, including ending the 8pm curfew. Once they enter, they must isolate, get tested again within 72 hours, and stay isolated until they get a negative result. While nowhere in Victoria is currently considered a ‘red zone’, the Victorian government announced earlier this month that fully vaccinated travellers from red zones will be allowed to enter the state, provided they return a negative result from a test taken no more than 72 hours prior to entry.
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