
Sydney and Melbourne relaxing isolation rules for fully vaccinated international travelers
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Fully vaccinated international travelers arriving in Sydney (New South Wales state) and Melbourne (Victoria state) will no longer have to quarantine for 72 hours starting December 21. Find out what the new rules will be.
(CNN) — Fully vaccinated international travelers arriving in Sydney and Melbourne will no longer have to quarantine for 72 hours starting Tuesday, December 21, Australian government officials announced Thursday.
In a joint statement, the premiers of New South Wales and Victoria said international travelers who are fully vaccinated will instead be required to show proof of a negative result from a Covid-19 PCR test within three days of boarding their flight and another test 24 hours after arrival.
Travelers will be isolated until they receive a negative result on the test taken after arrival.

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