COVID-19 hotspots
Easing of restrictions for all of Queensland
From 6am AEST Thursday 15 April 2021, restrictions for all of Queensland have eased.
COVID-19 vaccine update
On 9 April 2021 the Australian Government updated its advice on the rollout of the AstraZeneca vaccine.
Updates for anyone traveling to or from Queensland
Leaving QLD to go interstate
Check your destination's state government travel restrictions for the latest information.
Read more about travelling outside of QLD.
Entering Queensland from any Australian state or territory
You can enter Queensland from any Australian state or territory.
Read more about entering Queensland.
Overseas travel
- See an update for travel from New Zealand
- View the Quarantine for International Arrivals Direction for information about entering Queensland from overseas.
Hotspots are places in Australian states or territories other than Queensland, or in safe travel zone countries where health officials have found a lot of people with COVID-19, or places that are at risk of a lot of COVID-19 infections. Hotspots are legally listed so that we can identify people travelling into Queensland from those high-risk areas.
Declared hotspots
Queensland has no COVID-19 hotspots declared for any other states or territories in Australia.
- You are free to enter Queensland from any Australian state or territory for any purpose
- The Queensland Border Declaration Pass system is not active. You do not need a border pass to enter Queensland.
- View the Quarantine for International Arrivals Direction for information about entering Queensland from overseas.
If there is a need for border restrictions to be put in place in the future, the Border Restrictions Direction and the Queensland Border Declaration Pass system may be reinstated.