Border restrictions relaxed on Isle of Man

Fri, 11 Feb 2022

A further easing of the Island’s border restrictions has come into affect on the Isle of Man.

The changes align the Island’s border rules with the revised rules for those travelling into England announced last month by the UK Government, making travel to the Isle of Man as simple as possible.

The changes mean:

• No testing or isolation for anyone travelling to the Island who is fully vaccinated
• No testing or isolation for any unvaccinated Manx Resident who has only been within the Common Travel Area within the preceding 10 days
• No isolation for any unvaccinated non-resident who has only been within the CTA within the preceding 10 days but will be required to have a PCR test within 48 hours of arrival
• No isolation for unvaccinated residents and non-residents who have been outside of the CTA within the preceding 10 days, but will be required to have a PCR test within 48 hours of arrival
• Anyone aged 17 and under arriving in the Isle of Man will be excluded from all travel related testing and isolation requirements, regardless of their vaccination status.

All travellers are reminded that a landing card must be completed before arriving on the Island as well as a Manx Entry Permit and a vaccination exemption where appropriate.

 

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