Coronavirus (COVID-19) Travel Information

• Aruba

• There are 3 travel requirements you must complete before entering Aruba:
  • A pre-approved ED Card
  • Aruba Visitors Insurance
  • A valid, negative COVID-19 test result
• A pre-approved ED Card is required for all passengers. To receive this pre-approved Embarkation-Disembarkation (ED) Card, you must complete a mandatory Health Assessment, found here.
  • This assessment must be completed within the 72 hours before departure to Aruba.
  • As part of the pre-approved ED Card, you will be required to purchase Aruba Visitors Insurance. More information on Aruba Visitors Insurance can be found here.
• Visitors are also required to show proof of a negative PCR COVID-19 test. You may choose to not take a test before traveling, however, you will need to prepay for a COVID-19 test that will be administered upon arrival in Aruba. If you choose this option, you will be required to quarantine for 24 hours while awaiting test results.
• For more information, visit https://www.aruba.com/us/traveler-health-requirements/covid-testing.
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• Los Angeles

• Anyone over the age of 16 and traveling to Los Angeles will be required to fill out this form prior to arrival.
• For more information, visit California Department of Public Health’s website.
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• Hartford/Springfield

• Anyone traveling from these states to the state of Connecticut must complete a Travel Health Form prior to or upon arrival in Connecticut and will be required to self-quarantine upon arrival for 14 days. If the traveler shows proof of a negative viral test (not an antibody test) for COVID-19 taken in the 72 hours prior to travel, then they will not be required to self-quarantine. Failure to submit the travel health form or to self-quarantine may result in a civil penalty of $1,000 for each such violation.
• For more information, visit the state of Connecticut’s official website.
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• Punta Cana

• Airports and other points of entry will perform COVID-19 rapid testing on randomly selected travelers, and those displaying symptoms of COVID-19, upon arrival.
• For more information, visit the Dominican Republic official tourism website.
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• Havana

• The Cuban government is requiring that all passengers traveling to Cuba be subject to a COVID-19 PCR test upon arrival and are required to self-quarantine for five days. Passengers are then required to undergo a second PCR test. If they receive a negative COVID-19 PCR test result for both tests, they may be released from the quarantine restriction.
• For more information, visit here.
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• Hilo
• Honolulu
• Kahului
• Kona
• Lihue

What to expect when traveling to/through Hawaii

Mainland U.S. Travel to Hawaii

Travelers to Hawaii are required to quarantine for 10 days. All passengers age five and older who show proof of a valid negative COVID-19 PCR test* from a State of Hawaii approved Trusted Testing Partner taken within 72 hours of boarding the last flight of their journey to Hawaii will not be subject to the State of Hawaii’s 10-day traveler quarantine rule. This directive does not apply to any county-imposed quarantine rules separate and apart from rules outlined by the state of Hawaii. Travelers without a valid negative COVID-19* test will be required to quarantine upon arrival for 10 days.

Please note, Kauai is not participating in the testing program and will require all passengers to quarantine for upon arrival for 10 days. In addition, the Island of Hawaii (Kona and Hilo) may require a second valid, negative COVID-19 PCR test* to be taken upon arrival in order to avoid the 10-day traveler quarantine rule. This test will be administered at the airport by the county officials.

Interisland Travel

To bypass the mandatory 10-day quarantine when traveling in Hawaii:

• Traveling to Honolulu: No test or quarantine required
• Traveling to Maui: Show proof of a valid negative COVID-19 PCR test taken within 72 hours prior to departure
• Traveling to Kauai: All passengers are required to quarantine upon arrival for 10 days
• Traveling to the Big Island: Show proof of a valid negative COVID-19 PCR test taken within 72 hours prior to departure OR Take a COVID-19 test in quarantine until a negative test result is received and verified. Or other exemption provided by state or county

To help your vacation and airport experience go smoothly, complete the following steps:

1. Create a Safe Travels account. Each traveling adult (18+) must have their own account. Go to https://travel.hawaii.gov and complete the questions, sign, and submit. You will be able to add minors as additional travel members.
2. Enter your trip details. If you are connecting in Hawaii (in Honolulu), you’ll need to enter the trip as two trips—for example: Mainland to Hawaii and Hawaii to Hawaii.
3. No more than 72 hours prior to departure, take a COVID-19 test* from a trusted testing partner identified by the State of Hawaii.
   • At clinic - For Kaiser Permanente members, click here to learn how to receive a test.
   • At airport - For people who live in or near the Bay Area, the Oakland Airport has partnered with an approved provider, CityHealth, to offer testing to anyone with a U.S. issued I.D. partnership. Click here to learn more.
   • At home - Vault Health, click here to learn more.
   • To see all trusted testing partners, click here.
4. No more than 24 hours prior to departure, log in to your account and complete the Travel Health Questionnaire. This is where you will upload your COVID-19 test results (bringing a paper copy with you will not suffice). You'll be notified via email or text when the questionnaire is available to be filled out. You must upload your negative test prior to boarding your flight to Hawaii. Test results time stamped after your departure, or paper copies, will not be accepted.
5. Check your email for your QR code, which you’ll scan upon arrival into the state of Hawaii. Have it readily available, either printed or on your phone, to help the process go smoothly. If your first stop is Honolulu, you will receive two QR codes.

What to expect once you arrive

In order to leave the airport in Hawaii, you’ll need to have the following items handy:

• Your QR code(s), printed and/or digital
• A valid government-issued ID for each adult
• Proof of a valid negative COVID-19 PCR test from a State of Hawaii approved Trusted Testing Partner taken within 72 hours of boarding the last leg of your flight to Hawaii (to avoid the 10-day quarantine requirement)

Other things to know

• If unable to produce a negative COVID-19 test upon arrival, you will have to quarantine (at your own expense) until
  • Your 10-day period has expired OR
  • If you test positive prior to your travel with Southwest Airlines, you will have to acknowledge that you will not travel if you are COVID positive.
• A quarantine exemption will be awarded only to those granted an exemption authority by applying to covidexemption@hawaii.gov. Once approved, those individuals may temporarily break quarantine only for purposes expressed in their written exemption.
• You will be asked to go through a temperature check and a potential secondary screening if presenting symptoms.

• For more information, visit https://www.hawaiitourismauthority.org/covid-19-updates/ or https://hawaiicovid19.com/travel
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* A valid negative nucleic acid amplification test for COVID-19/SARS-CoV-2 Coronavirus (“COVID-19”)

• Chicago (Midway)

• Anyone traveling from these states (in red) to Chicago, Illinois will be required to self-quarantine upon arrival for 14 days.
• Anyone traveling from states listed here (in orange) to Chicago, Illinois will be required to self-quarantine upon arrival for 14 days unless they are able to provide a valid negative COVID-19 test taken within 72 hours prior to arrival.
  • Please bring a paper copy of your test results with you when you travel
• For more information, visit the city of Chicago’s official website.
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• Montego Bay

• An approved pre-travel authorization form is required prior to boarding and/or entering Jamaica.
• All passengers traveling from the United States and other high risk locations as decided by Jamaica will be required to upload a valid negative PCR or Antigen COVID-19 test. The negative test can be no more than 10 days old on the expected arrival date.
  • Visitors will be required to bring the negative test result with them. If you arrive from a high-risk area without a negative test result, you may be denied entry into the country or required to take a test onsite before allowed entry. If your onsite test result is positive, you will be required to quarantine in Jamaica for 14 days at your own expense.
  • The test must be conducted by a medical laboratory with either of the following credentials:
    • Accredited by the College of American Pathologists (CAP)
    • Registered by the Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments (CLIA)
    • ISO 15189 certification
• More information on this can be found here.
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• Kansas City
• Wichita

• The following Passengers (both visitors and residents) will be required to self-quarantine for 14 days after arrival:
  • Anyone who has been on a cruise ship or river cruise since March 15
  • Anyone who has attended/traveled to mass gathering events out of state of 500 people or more where individuals did not socially distance (6 feet) and wear a mask
  • Anyone who has had close contact with an individual who has had a positive COVID-19 test
• For more information, visit the Kansas Department of Health and Environment website.
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• Portland

• Anyone traveling to Maine, with the exception of New Hampshire, will be required to self-quarantine for 14 days upon arrival.
• Passengers who can show documentation of a valid negative COVID-19 test taken within the 72 hours prior to arrival are exempt from the 14-day quarantine requirement, regardless of the state from which they have traveled.
• Arriving passengers can make a COVID-19 testing appointment through Promerica Health's website. Learn more about testing locations and times here
• For more information, visit the Governor of Maine’s website.
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• Boston

• Anyone traveling to the state of Massachusetts must complete a Travel Form prior to or upon arrival in Massachusetts, and will be required to self-quarantine upon arrival for 14 days. If the traveler shows proof of a negative viral test (not an antibody test) for COVID-19 taken in the last 72 hours, they will not be required to self-quarantine. Failure to submit the Travel Form or to self-quarantine may result in a civil penalty of $500 per day.
• Anyone traveling from these states to Massachusetts does not need to complete a Travel Form or self-quarantine.
• For more information, visit the state of Massachusetts’ official website.
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• Cabo San Lucas
• Cancun
• Cozumel
• Puerto Vallarta

• Passengers traveling to Mexico are required to present a completed Questionnaire for Identification of Risk Factors in Travelers to immigration upon arrival. Travelers may be subject to health screening, including temperature checks, upon arrival.
• For more information, visit the Mexico Secretariat of Health and the U.S. Embassy & Consulates in Mexico pages.

• Albuquerque

• Anyone traveling to New Mexico will be required to self-quarantine for 14 days upon arrival.
• For more information, visit the New Mexico Department of Health’s website.
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• Albany
• Buffalo
• Long Island/Islip
• New York (LaGuardia)
• Rochester

• Anyone traveling to the state of New York will be required to self-quarantine for 14 days and complete a traveler form upon entering New York. An electronic version of the form can be found here. Travelers who leave the airport without completing the form will be subject to a $2,000 fine and may be brought to a hearing or ordered to complete a mandatory quarantine.
• Passengers who show proof of a valid negative COVID-19 PCR test (nasal and saliva, and including rapid, are acceptable) within 72 hours of departure and an additional valid negative COVID-19 PCR test four days after arrival will not have to quarantine. Both those tests are required in order to be exempted from quarantine requirements.
• Travelers to/from Connecticut, Massachusetts, New Jersey and Pennsylvania will be exempt from the mandatory quarantine and testing requirements.
• Travelers traveling inbound from international destinations will still be subject to the 14-day self-quarantine and will be unable to provide a test to avoid quarantine for the full 14 days.
• For more information, visit New York State’s official website.
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• San Juan

• Passengers must complete a travel declaration form and produce proof of a negative molecular test for COVID-19 that was taken within 72 hours prior to arrival.
• If travelers arrive without the required documentation, they will need to take a rapid antigen COVID-19 test that will be provided at the airport.
  • Even if the results are negative, the traveler will be required to quarantine and cover any medical or daily expenses resulting from their extended stay until proof of a negative molecular COVID-19 test is received.
  • A list of testing sites in Puerto Rico will be available on site and online.
  • If a negative molecular test is not provided, the traveler will be required to quarantine for 14 days or the length of their stay (if shorter than 14 days).
• For more information, visit Discover Puerto Rico’s website.
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• Providence

• Anyone traveling to Rhode Island from any of the states listed here will be required to self-quarantine upon arrival for 14 days, or produce proof of a negative test for COVID-19 that was taken within three days prior to arrival in Rhode Island.
• For more information, visit the State of Rhode Island Department of Health’s website.
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• Anyone traveling to Washington, D.C., will be required to self-quarantine for 14 days.
• All Passengers who show proof of a valid negative COVID-19 PCR test taken within 72 hours prior to arrival will not be subject to the quarantine rule. If your visit is longer than 3 days, you will need a secondary test with another negative result within 3-5 days to be exempt from the quarantine rule. For more information, visit here.
• Travel to and from Maryland and Virginia are exempt.
• For more information, visit the District of Columbia’s official website.
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• Liberia, Costa Rica; service will resume at a later date.
• Nassau, Bahamas; service will resume at a later date.
• Belize; service will resume at a later date.
• Cozumel, Mexico; service will not resume before March 11, 2021.
• San Jose, Costa Rica; service will resume at a later date.
• Turks and Caicos; service will resume at a later date.
• Grand Cayman; service will resume at a later date.