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Liability for Contents

Liability for Links

Copyright

Liability for Contents

Liability for Links

Copyright

Liability for Contents

Liability for Links

Copyright

Study in Australia Group
- Jul 6, 2022

Australia opened its borders to unvaccinated travellers

On July 6 2022, travel requirements to Australia have been lifted. Australian borders are now open to unvaccinated travellers. Here is what you need to know:

You do not need to provide proof of COVID-19 vaccination to travel to Australia.
People traveling to Australia do not need to complete the Digital Passenger Declaration (DPD) or Maritime Travel Declaration
People leaving Australia will not be asked to provide evidence of their COVID-19 vaccination status
Unvaccinated visa holders do not need a travel exemption to enter Australia
Masks are mandatory on inbound international flights. You must also comply with the mask requirements of the airline or cruise vessel you travel with.

Please note that some airlines still require a vaccination certificate and some airlines require passengers to have a negative COVID-19 test before they board.