Negative PCR result needed before travelling from Jersey to Guernsey
Travellers from Jersey to Guernsey will need a negative PCR Covid-19 test result before arriving in the Bailiwick.
People who are not able to do so will need to isolate for 14 days.
This includes passengers who arrive in the Bailiwick on commercial and private boats and flights.
The Civil Contingencies Authority (CCA) has agreed this temporary measure in response to rising cases in Jersey and the recent change in policy for direct contacts there.
All fully vaccinated passengers and accompanying children were treated as Category 2 arrivals, from Friday 16 July until Monday 19 July.
Passengers booked for travel during these times who had completed the online Travel Tracker had to enter a new journey.
Fully vaccinated adults and all children aged five or older must take a pre-travel test - in line with other travellers.
There will be no other travel-related testing or isolation requirements applied to those travellers.
Unvaccinated or partially vaccinated adults and children will continue to be treated as Category 4 passengers.
This requirement will be regularly reviewed.
Arrivals will need to report to the testing facilities at either St Peter Port or Braye Harbour before travelling elsewhere - that includes from Sark or Herm within the Bailiwick.