Western Australia will reopen its borders

Western Australia will finally reopen its borders to the rest of Australia and the world at 12.01am on Saturday 5th February. Both domestic and international travelers will be able to enter the state.

Western Australia will finally reopen its borders to the rest of Australia and the world at 12.01am on Saturday 5 February . Both domestic and international travelers will be able to enter the state.

Premier Mark McGowan ‘s long-awaited announcement came as the state’s vaccination rate for those aged 12 and over hit 80 per cent.

The state government expects that 90 percent of the state’s population age 12 and older will be vaccinated by then.

“I am sure that this is the right time and the right way to take this important step.” Premier Mark McGowan

This move by the Western Australian government is a breath of fresh air for many in and out of the state. Many people have families abroad that they haven’t been able to see for nearly two years, others have put off studies or career opportunities, and some are just waiting to travel around this magnificent state. It is a fact that this date will be cause for relief and celebration .

“This is a date that many people in the community have been waiting for a long time.” Premier Mark McGowan

Interstate and foreign arrivals

From February 5 , interstate and foreign travelers will be able to enter Western Australia if they are fully vaccinated, unless they are medically exempt or ineligible.

Interstate travelers will be required to provide proof of vaccination and a negative PCR certificate within 72 hours prior to travel and another upon arrival.

International travelers will not need to quarantine if they have been vaccinated, but will need to test negative for the virus before departure and upon arrival.

International arrivals would have to complete a 14-day quarantine if they are deemed to be in a “high risk” category, meaning unvaccinated.

There will be a cap on unvaccinated arrivals in the state.

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Western Australia will reopen its borders

Western Australia will finally reopen its borders to the rest of Australia and the world at 12.01 am on Saturday, February 5. Both international and domestic travellers will be able to enter the state.

Western Australia will finally reopen its borders to the rest of Australia and the world at 12.01 am on Saturday, February 5. Both international and domestic travellers will be able to enter the state.

The long-awaited announcement by Western Australia Premier Mark McGowan came as the state’s vaccination rate for those aged 12 and over reached 80 per cent.

The state government hopes 90 per cent of the state’s population aged 12 and over will be vaccinated by then.

“I am confident that this is the right time and the right way to take this important step.” Premier Mark McGowan

This measure taken by the Western Australian government is a breath of fresh air for many in and out of the state. A lot of people have families abroad that they have been unable to see for nearly two years, others have postponed studies or career opportunities, and some are just waiting to travel around this magnificent state. It is certain that this date will be a cause of relief and celebration.

“This is a date that many people in the community have been waiting for for a long time.” Premier Mark McGowan

Interstate and overseas arrivals

As of February 5, interstate and overseas travellers will be able to enter Western Australia if they are double-vaccinated, unless medically exempt or ineligible.

Interstate travellers will need to provide proof of vaccination and return a negative PCR test within 72 hours of travel and undertake another test on arrival.

International travellers will not need to quarantine if they have been vaccinated, but will need to test negative for the virus before departure and on arrival.

International arrivals would need to complete a 14 days quarantine if they were considered to be in a “high risk” category, that is unvaccinated.

There will be a cap on unvaccinated arrivals into the state.