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Travellers to other countries should continue to follow the restrictions set out by the country they are visiting. Travellers who are feeling unwell are advised to follow the public health advice and should not travel. Work will continue across the UK to identify and manage any potential variants that may emerge. As we continue to make steady steps out of the Covid restrictions, the removal of the International Travel Regulations will enable freer travel for all ahead of the Easter period.” Who is affected: Anyone who is traveling to Ireland from another country, including EEA and Irish nationals. Anyone traveling to Ireland, with limited exceptions, must fill out the form prior to arrival in the country. Health Minister Robin Swann said: “I have always said I would not keep restrictions in place longer than necessary. Ireland has moved its Passenger Locator Form online. This move keeps Northern Ireland in line with other UK regions. If you are travelling to Ireland, you do not need to show any proof of vaccination, proof of recovery, proof of negative test or Irish passenger locator form receipt.

The remaining managed hotel quarantine capacity will be fully stood down by the end of March. The information you provide may be used to contact you in the next 14 days to verify the details given on this form and to provide. If you are arriving into Ireland on or after Wednesday 26 August 2020, you can complete this form by clicking here in advance of arriving into the State. Travellers will also no longer be required to take tests or complete a Passenger Locator Form (PLF). The COVID-19 Passenger Locator Form is now an online form.

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