Queensland Border Declaration Pass

Entry to Queensland is temporarily restricted by the Chief Health Officer in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Border Restrictions Direction 21 commenced at 1am 22 December 2020 and requires a person entering Queensland who has been in New South Wales after 1am 11 December 2020 to apply for and receive a Queensland Border Declaration Pass.
An individual who requires a Queensland Border Declaration Pass must have one regardless of whether they are a child and travelling with their parents.
You must NOT complete this pass on behalf of another person, unless you are a parent or guardian completing it for a child or you are assisting a person with impaired capacity or special needs.

If you are arriving from overseas, please visit the federal Department of Home Affairs website and Queensland’s COVID-19 advice for international arrivals.

When you apply, you will need to upload identification and supporting documents, and allow 3 business days for approval.

After you apply

Once approved, you will receive an email with your border pass and entry code. If you receive a Q Pass you are only permitted to enter Queensland via air.

If you have not received an outcome on your application within 3 business days, call 134 COVID (13 42 68).

At the border

Upon arrival to Queensland you must present your pass to an Emergency Officer when requested to do so.

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.

Freight and Logistics Pass (F Pass)

Please complete the Freight and Logistics Pass if you have been in, or will be in, New South Wales after 1am 11 December 2020 and are providing essential freight and logistics transport.

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