COVID-19 coronavirus: Travel and quarantine

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Find out more about entering and travelling around WA, and quarantine requirements.

Last updated: 22 January 2021 at 1:03pm

Effective 12.01am, Monday, January 25, travel from NSW and Queensland is permitted, subject to 14 days of self-quarantine and COVID-19 testing. See the announcement for more information.

G2G Now

If you are entering WA and required to self-quarantine, you can download the G2G Now app which enables WA Police to conduct quarantine compliance checks using facial recognition and mobile location data. Police can send remote check-in requests through the app.

Police will conduct in-person visits for people who do not download and use the G2G Now app.

Find out more about G2G Now.

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Controlled Interstate Border

Information on WA's controlled interstate border arrangement

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Travel to WA

Find out about conditions and exemptions that may be required to enter WA.

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G2G Now

Find out more about this app to help the WA police conduct remote checks on people in quarantine.

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G2G PASS

Information about the mandatory G2G PASS registration and declaration to enter WA.

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Page reviewed 22 January 2021

COVID-19

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13COVID (13 26843)

Interstate Callers: 1800 595 206

International Callers: +61 8 9118 3100

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