COVID-19 coronavirus: Interstate arrivals to Western Australia

Last updated: 19 November 2020 at 6.45pm

Interstate arrivals to Western Australia by air

From Saturday, 14 November, WA has transitioned to a safe and sensible controlled border arrangement based on the latest public health advice. Find out more at controlled interstate border.

From very low risk states and territories:

1. Before travelling to Western Australia go online and complete a mandatory G2G PASS registration and declaration. 
2. Travel to Western Australia. 
3. On arrival at Perth Airport, all travellers are to complete a health screening. 
4. Once the screening is completed, scan your G2G PASS to exit the airport. 

From low risk states and territories:

1. Before travelling to Western Australia go online and complete a mandatory G2G PASS registration and declaration. 
2. Download the voluntary G2G NOW app for quarantine checks. 
3. Travel to Western Australia and wear a mask as directed. 
4. On arrival at Perth Airport, all travellers are to complete a health screening. 
5. Once the screening is completed, scan your G2G PASS. 
6. Verify that you have suitable premises for self-quarantine. 
7. If you have suitable premises, enter self-quarantine for 14 days. 
8. If you do not have suitable premises, you will be directed to enter a government-approved quarantine facility at your own expense for 14 days. 
9. Whilst in quarantine, be ready to use G2G NOW to check-in when promoted by the WA Police Force. 

From medium risk states and territories: 

1. Travellers from medium risk states and territories are not permitted to enter unless exempt.
2. For those permitted entry, they will need to self-quarantine at a suitable premises for 14 days and if a suitable premises is not available, they will be directed to a government approved quarantine facility at their own expense. 
3. Approved travellers are subject to a COVID-19 test within 48 hours of arrival and on day 11 of quarantine, or at any point when symptoms develop.
4. Approved travellers must wear a mask if practicable and available from when travellers enter WA until they arrive at suitable self-quarantine premises or government approved quarantine facilities

Important: Breaching conditions of entry of providing false and / or misleading information can result in fines of up to $50,000 or imprisonment.