Entry to Queensland
Entry to Queensland is temporarily restricted by the Chief Health Officer in response to the COVID-19 pandemic – entry requirements depend on where you are travelling from and where you’ve been in the last 14 days. If you have been to a COVID-19 hotspot or an interstate exposure venue, you will be required to quarantine at government nominated accommodation at your own expense if you are permitted to enter Queensland.
Queensland entry pass
Incorporating the Queensland Border Declaration Pass and the Queensland Travel Declaration
Everyone entering Queensland who has been interstate, excluding Freight and Logistics, is required to complete a declaration before entering Queensland. If you have been to a COVID-19 hotspot in the last 14 days you cannot enter unless you have a right of entry.
Border Zone Travel (X/XR Pass)
Complete the X Pass if you are a New South Wales border zone resident entering Queensland for an essential purpose (including passenger transport operators but otherwise excluding freight and logistics operators) or a Queensland resident who entered the New South Wales border zone for an essential purpose and is re-entering Queensland.
Freight and Logistics Pass (F Pass)
Complete the F Pass if you are a freight and logistics operator (excluding passenger transport operators) entering Queensland from any other Australian state or territory.
Overseas travel
If you are arriving from overseas, please visit the federal Department of Home Affairs website and Queensland’s COVID-19 advice for international arrivals.
Stay up-to-date
Queensland Border Restrictions and COVID-19 hotspots are subject to constant review and change, which could mean you are no longer permitted to enter Queensland or may be required to quarantine at government arranged accommodation at your own expense.