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Travel restrictions

Travel within, into and out of Australia was previously restricted to reduce the spread of COVID-19.

For the latest and most reliable travel information, always check the Australian Government Department of Home Affairs website and the Australian Government Smartraveller website.

There are no general restrictions on travel within South Australia (intrastate travel).

If you are considering interstate travel, check conditions for entry to your destination state before you leave.

Travelling to South Australia from interstate

There is no prohibition, restriction, testing or mask wearing requirement for persons travelling into South Australia from interstate.

Restrictions on travel into Aboriginal communities

There are no longer any specific entry restrictions for the Anangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara (APY) Lands, the Maralinga Tjarutja (MT) Lands and Yalata community.

However, there is still an ongoing permit system in place for entry to the APY Lands and MT Lands. Non-Anangu are required to follow the permit process and should seek permission and advice from the relevant governing bodies before travelling to these areas.

Arriving from overseas

Australia has previously imposed border measures to protect the health of the Australian community.

There are no current prohibitions, restrictions, testing or mask wearing requirements for persons travelling into South Australia from overseas.

Travelling overseas

International flights are currently available to travel to and from Australia. Travellers should always check the destination country for current restrictions.

For the latest travel advice and general information about leaving Australia, check theSmartraveller website.

Travel restrictions  :  Last Revised: Fri Jan 10th 2025
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