Jersey to relax Covid entry rules for travellers
Rob GillJersey is to ease its Covid-19 entry rules from early next month, as part of its Safer Travel Policy.
The Channel island’s government said travellers who meet any of its three Covid Status Certification criteria will no longer need to take a PCR test or self-isolate from 2 November.
The three criteria apply to those who are fully vaccinated against Covid; travellers who can demonstrate they have recovered from a Covid infection within the past 90 days; and those who have taken a pre-departure PCR test.
Travellers who do not meet these criteria will still have to take a PCR test on arrival in Jersey and isolate until they receive a negative test result.
All arriving passengers aged 11 and over will also be required to complete a pre-departure travel form.
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