State-wise Covid Travel Guidelines and Quarantine rules.

Andaman and Nicobar Islands

Mandatory for Travellers

  • 1. All passengers must download the Aarogya Setu App.
  • 2. All visitors are required to share their contact details (including their residential/hotel address) on arrival.

Quarantine and Testing Rules

  • 1. Symptomatic passengers will be tested and shall be required to go for institutional quarantine till the test results are available.
  • 2. All passengers arriving at the airport and travelling onwards to tribal areas will be tested using the RT-PCR test. All other asymptomatic travellers will be tested by Antigen test. Symptomatic travellers/ ILI cases will be tested as per existing protocols.
  • 3. All mainland and inter-island travellers must home quarantine for 7 days from the day of arrival or till they are tested negative, whichever is earlier.

Air Travel Guidelines 

  • 1. Airlines will be making onboard announcements regarding proper disposal of PPEs in BioHazard bins before leaving the airport terminal. Please pay attention and follow the guidelines, if applicable to you.
  • 2. Passengers will be thermally screened before entering the airport. A self-declaration form stating that the passenger is free of Covid-19 or an Aarogya Setu status update is required before boarding any flight. Those with 'Red' status on their Aarogya Setu App cannot fly.
  • 3. It is advisable that all passengers do a web check-in before arriving at the airport. Physical check-in has been temporarily suspended at most airports across the country. 
  • 4. Passengers arriving at the airport should be wearing a mask at all times.
  • 5. Passengers ought to time their entry into the airport 2 hours before departure (minimum). At most airports, the baggage drop off counters close about 60 minutes before departure.
  • 6. No meals will be served on board due to safety concerns.
  • 7. Only one check-in bag will be allowed.
  • 8. No newspapers or magazines will be provided on board any flight.
  • 9. The use of baggage trolleys will be minimised to ensure less number of touch point infections.
  • 10. Passengers are requested to check the travel advisories and guidelines issued by their respective airports (departure and arrival) before travel.

Goa

Mandatory for Travellers

Guidelines for Tourists

  • 1. For tourists, it is mandatory to pre-book an accommodation with a hotel registered with the Department of Tourism. Proof of booking for the entire duration of stay will be checked at entry points.
  • 2. Those who wish to change their accommodation must do so only to an accommodation permitted by the Department of Tourism. It is mandatory to show the proof of rebooking (if available) to the Rapid Response leader before shifting.
  • 3. A self-declaration has to be presented to the accommodation facility for contact tracing.

Quarantine and Testing Rules

1. Domestic travelers do not need to show a Covid-19 negative test report to enter Goa and no more tests are being conducted for domestic travellers on arrival.

Train Travel Guidelines

Air Travel Guidelines

  • 1. Passengers will be thermally screened before entering the airport. A self-declaration form stating that the passenger is free of Covid-19 or an Aarogya Setu status update is required before boarding any flight. Those with 'Red' status on their Aarogya Setu App cannot fly. Passengers must have the app installed on their own mobiles.
  • 2. Passengers are advised to follow strict social distancing and wear masks at all times inside the airport.
  • 3. It is advisable that all passengers do a web check-in before arriving at the airport. Physical check-in has been temporarily suspended at most airports across the country.
  • 4. Passengers ought to time their entry into the airport 2 hours before departure (minimum). At most airports, the baggage drop off counters close about 60 minutes before departure.
  • 5. No meals will be served on board due to safety concerns.
  • 6. Only one check-in bag will be allowed.
  • 7. No newspapers or magazines will be provided on board any flight.
  • 8. The use of baggage trolleys will be minimised to ensure less number of touch point infections.
  • 9. Passengers are requested to check the travel advisories and guidelines issued by their respective airports (departure and arrival) before travel.

Road Travel Guidelines

  • 1. No e-Pass is required to travel inter-state and inter-district.
  • 2. All passengers need to carry a government ID which has valid address proof.
  • 3. It is mandatory to wear a mask while travelling.
  • 4. People aged above 65 years, those with comorbidities, pregnant women and children less than 10 years have been advised to stay home.

Himachal Pradesh

Health Screening

  • 1. COVID Test is not required
  • 2. Thermal screening will be done for all passengers upon arrival

Quarantine and Testing Rules

  • 1. 14 days of Institutional Quarantine for passengers arriving from any Red Zone district outside of Himachal Pradesh or passengers having ILI (Influenza Like Illness) symptoms irrespective of the zone from where they are arriving.
  • 2. 14 days of Home Quarantine for passengers arriving from any Red Zone district outside of Himachal Pradesh and are carrying COVID-19 negative test report from ICMR authorized lab which should not be older than 48 hours from the date of departure.

Air Travel Guidelines

  • 1. It is advisable that all passengers do a web check-in before arriving at the airport. Physical check-in has been temporarily suspended at most airports across the country.
  • 2. Passengers arriving at the airport should be wearing a mask at all times.
  • 3. Passengers will be thermally screened before entering the airport. A self-declaration form stating that the passenger is free of Covid-19 or an Aarogya Setu status update is required before boarding any flight. Those with 'Red' status on their Aarogya Setu App cannot fly.
  • 4. Passengers ought to time their entry into the airport 2 hours before departure (minimum). At most airports, the baggage drop off counters close about 60 minutes before departure.
  • 5. No meals will be served on board due to safety concerns.
  • 6. Only one check-in bag will be allowed.
  • 7. No newspapers or magazines will be provided on board any flight.
  • 8. The use of baggage trolleys will be minimised to ensure less number of touch point infections.
  • 9. Passengers are requested to check the travel advisories and guidelines issued by their respective airports (departure and arrival) before travel.

Train Travel Guidelines

Road Travel Guidelines

  • 1. No e-Pass is required to travel inter-state and inter-district.
  • 2. Customers are requested to register before travel. Registration Link: https://covid19epass.hp.gov.in/
  • 3. All passengers need to carry a government ID which has valid address proof.
  • 4. It is mandatory to wear a mask while travelling.
  • 5. People aged above 65 years or those with comorbidities, pregnant women and children less than 10 years have been advised to stay home.

Hotel Guidelines

1. Hotels are now open and those visiting the state for official/ business/ tourism reasons can stay in the hotels. Local residents can also opt to stay in the hotels.

Jammu & Kashmir

Mandatory for Travellers

Travellers are required to install the Aarogya Setu App on their smartphones.

Quarantine and Testing Rules

  • 1. All passengers or returnees entering Jammu & Kashmir, by air, road and rail, will have to undergo compulsory COVID-19 testing. Defence personnel are exempted from this rule.
  • 2. All travellers would be kept under administrative quarantine till the test result is shown negative, after which they would be released for home quarantine.
  • 3. Travellers testing positive for COVID-19 would be sent to a COVID hospital for treatment.
  • 4. Travellers falling in the following category will be exempted from quarantine:
  • 5. Persons travelling for 4 or less days for business purposes with confirmed hotel booking.
  • 6. Defence officials.
  • 7. Persons with a RTPCR negative Covid-19 test report issued by ICMR authorised lab no more than 48 hours from departure date.

Air Travel Guidelines

  • 1. Passengers are required to deboard from the rear of the aircraft.
  • 2. It is advisable that all passengers do a web check-in before arriving at the airport.
  • 3. Passengers arriving at the airport should be wearing a mask at all times.
  • 4. Passengers are requested to check the travel advisories and guidelines issued by respective airports (departure and arrival) before travel.
  • 5. Passengers will be thermally screened before entering the airport. A self-declaration form stating that the passenger is free of Covid-19 or an Aarogya Setu status update is required before boarding any flight. Those with 'Red' status on their Aarogya Setu App cannot fly.
  • 6. Passengers ought to time their entry into the airport 2 hours before departure (minimum). At most airports, the baggage drop off counters close about 60 minutes before departure.
  • 7. No meals will be served on board due to safety concerns.
  • 8. Only one check-in bag will be allowed.
  • 9. No newspapers or magazines will be provided on board any flight.
  • 10. The use of baggage trolleys will be minimised to ensure less number of touch point infections.
  • 11. Passengers are requested to check the travel advisories and guidelines issued by their respective airports (departure and arrival) before travel.

Train Travel Guidelines

Road Travel Guidelines

  • 1. No e-Pass is required to travel to and from J&K.
  • 2. All passengers need to carry a government ID which has valid address proof.
  • 3. It is mandatory to wear a mask while travelling.
  • 4. People aged above 65 years or those with comorbidities, pregnant women and children less than 10 years have been advised to stay home.

Kerala

All travellers entering Kerala are requested to register themselves on. Click on the below link!

Mandatory for Travellers

  • 1. All travellers are required to install the Aarogya Setu App on their smartphones.
  • 2. All travellers travelling outside Kerala are required to get exit passes issued from the District Administration at designated airports, after undergoing health screening.
  • 3. Persons intending to visit any other state after entering Kerala must have the entry pass for the consequent state as well.

Quarantine and Testing Rules

  • 1. All travellers entering Kerala must undergo 14 days of home quarantine.
  • 2. There will be no mandatory quarantine for those visiting Kerala on short term trips for compelling reasons, however, obtaining an entry pass is mandatory.

Air Travel Guidelines

  • 1. Pick-up vehicles with one person other than the driver are allowed to enter the airport and are directed to follow social distancing norms. If the person picking up the passenger comes in physical contact with the passenger, s/he shall also be home quarantined for 14 days
  • 2. Passengers will be thermally screened before entering the airport. A self-declaration form stating that the passenger is free of Covid-19 or an Aarogya Setu status update is required before boarding any flight. Those with 'Red' status on their Aarogya Setu App cannot fly.
  • 3. Passengers ought to time their entry into the airport 2 hours before departure (minimum). At most airports, the baggage drop off counters close about 60 minutes before departure.
  • 4. No meals will be served on board due to safety concerns.
  • 5. Only one check-in bag will be allowed.
  • 6. No newspapers or magazines will be provided on board any flight.
  • 7. The use of baggage trolleys will be minimised to ensure less number of touch point infections.
  • 8. Passengers are requested to check the travel advisories and guidelines issued by their respective airports (departure and arrival) before travel.
  • 9. Passengers will be thermally screened before entering the airport. A self-declaration form stating that the passenger is free of Covid-19 or an Aarogya Setu status update is required before boarding any flight. Those with 'Red' status on their Aarogya Setu App cannot fly.
  • 10. It is advisable that all passengers do a web check-in before arriving at the airport. Physical check-in has been temporarily suspended at most airports across the country.
  • 11.Passengers arriving at the airport should be wearing a mask at all times.
  • 12. Passengers ought to time their entry into the airport 2 hours before departure (minimum). At most airports, the baggage drop off counters close about 60 minutes before departure.
  • 13. No meals will be served on board due to safety concerns.
  • Only one check-in bag will be allowed.
  • 14. No newspapers or magazines will be provided on board any flight.
  • 15. The use of baggage trolleys will be minimised to ensure less number of touch point infections.
  • 16. Passengers are requested to check the travel advisories and guidelines issued by their respective airports (departure and arrival) before travel.

Train Travel Guidelines

Road Travel Guidelines

  • 1. e-Pass is not required for intra-state travel but is required for inter-state travel.
  • 2. All passengers need to carry a government ID which has valid address proof.
  • 3. It is mandatory to wear a mask while travelling.
  • 4. People aged above 65 years or those with comorbidities, pregnant women and children less than 10 years have been advised to stay home.

Rajasthan

Mandatory for Travellers

  • 1. Travellers are required to install the Aarogya Setu App on their smartphones.
  • 2. Travellers are required to submit a self-health declaration form upon arrival.

Quarantine and Testing Guidelines

  • 1. All travellers are required to quarantine themselves at home for 14 days.
  • 2. Symptomatic passengers would be isolated and taken to the nearest health facility for testing.
  • 3. Those travelling to Rajasthan for less than 7 days are exempted from home quarantine, provided they submit an RT-PCR negative test certificate.
  • 4. Passengers who reach Rajasthan without the RT-PCR testing and intend to leave within 7 days, would be sent for home quarantine. However, if such passengers undergo the RT-PCR testing and are found negative, they would be exempted from home quarantine for the remainder of their stay and allowed to return.

Air Travel Guidelines

  • 1. Passengers will be thermally screened before entering the airport. A self-declaration form stating that the passenger is free of Covid-19 or an Aarogya Setu status update is required before boarding any flight. Those with 'Red' status on their Aarogya Setu App cannot fly. It is mandatory to have the Aarogya Setu app installed on personal devices.
  • 2. All airlines must submit the mobile numbers and details of all the passengers beforehand at FLIGHTS.INWARD@RAJASTHAN.GOV.IN
  • 3. It is advisable that all passengers do a web check-in before arriving at the airport. Physical check-in has been temporarily suspended at most airports across the country.
  • 4. Passengers arriving at the airport should be wearing a mask at all times.
  • 5. Passengers ought to time their entry into the airport 2 hours before departure (minimum). At most airports, the baggage drop off counters close about 60 minutes before departure.
  • 6. No meals will be served on board due to safety concerns.
  • 7. Only one check-in bag will be allowed.
  • 8. No newspapers or magazines will be provided on board any flight.
  • 9. The use of baggage trolleys will be minimised to ensure less number of touch point infections.
  • 10. Passengers are requested to check the travel advisories and guidelines issued by their respective airports (departure and arrival) before travel.

Train Travel Guidelines

Road Travel Guidelines

  • 1. No e-Pass is required to travel to and from Rajasthan.
  • 2. All passengers need to carry a government ID which has valid address proof.
  • 3. It is mandatory to wear a mask while travelling.
  • 4. People aged above 65 years or those with comorbidities, pregnant women and children less than 10 years have been advised to stay home.

Karnataka

Mandatory for Travellers

  • 1. All international travellers flying to Karnataka must:
  • 2. Submit a self-declaration form online at www.newdelhiairport.in at least 72 hours before boarding their flight to India.
  • 3. Give an undertaking on the portal that they would undergo mandatory quarantine for 14 days, which includes 7 days paid institutional quarantine at their own cost, followed by 7 days isolation at home. Exemptions from institutional quarantine will be allowed only for very compelling reasons like pregnancy, death, serious illness in the family or in the case for parent(s) with children of the age of 10 years or below. For such cases, home quarantine may be permitted for 14 days, provided they have with them a negative RT-PCR test report.
  • 4. Incoming travellers must observe standard COVID-19 precautions (compulsory wearing of face mask, physical distancing of 2metres/ 6feet), frequent hand-washing with soap+water, using hand sanitizer, following cough etiquette etc.) while in public areas and workplaces.
  • 5. The District Health Authority/ BBMP has plans to initiate an IEC (information, education and Communication) Campaign for incoming travellers about the importance of self-reporting, self-isolation and COVID-19 testing of symptomatic persons.

Quarantine and Testing Rules

  • 1. For travellers who are asymptomatic on arrival: They can report to work or perform their activities in the State without any requirement of 14 days home quarantine. However, they must self-monitor their health for 14 days from the date of their arrival for any symptoms of Covid-19 like fever, cough, cold, throat pain, difficulty in breathing, etc. and immediately seek medical consultation without fail or call Apthamitra helpline 14410.
  • 2. For travellers who are symptomatic on arrival, i.e. have symptoms suggestive of Covid-19: They must immediately self-isolate and seek medical consultation without fail or call Apthamitra helpline 14410.
  • 3. This applies to all inter-state incoming travellers arriving in Karnataka from all States/UTs including business travellers, students, labourers coming for work, transit travellers, etc. irrespective of their purpose of visit or duration of stay in the State.

Air Travel Guidelines

  • 1. It is advisable that all passengers do a web check-in before arriving at the airport. Physical check-in has been temporarily suspended at most airports across the country.
  • 2. Passengers arriving at the airport should be wearing a mask at all times.
  • 3. Passengers ought to time their entry into the airport 2-3 hours before departure (minimum). At most airports, the baggage drop off counters close about 60 minutes before departure.
  • 4. No meals will be served on board due to safety concerns.
  • 5. Only one check-in bag will be allowed.
  • 6. No newspapers or magazines will be provided on board any flight.
  • 7. The use of baggage trolleys will be minimised to ensure less number of touch point infections.
  • 8. Passengers are requested to check the travel advisories and guidelines issued by their respective airports (departure and arrival) before travel.

Train Travel Guidelines

Road Travel Guidelines

  • 1. No e-Pass is required to travel to and from Karnataka.
  • 2. All passengers need to carry a government ID which has valid address proof.
  • 3. It is mandatory to wear a mask while travelling.
  • 4. People aged above 65 years or those with comorbidities, pregnant women and children less than 10 years have been advised to stay home.

Gujarat

Quarantine and Testing Rules

  • 1. International travellers have to undergo 14 days of institutional and 14 days of home quarantine.
  • 2. Asymptomatic domestic travellers do not have to be quarantined. Passengers will be required to self-monitor their health for 14 days. A declaration form of self-reporting will be required to be filled by the passengers upon arrival.

Air Travel Guidelines

  • 1. Passengers arriving at Surat airport are required to register themselves on app or website prior to landing.
  • 2. Passengers will be thermally screened before entering the airport. A self-declaration form stating that the passenger is free of Covid-19 or an Aarogya Setu status update is required before boarding any flight. Those with 'Red' status on their Aarogya Setu App cannot fly. Downloading the Aarogya Setu app is mandatory for the passengers.
  • 3. It is advisable that all passengers do a web check-in before arriving at the airport. Physical check-in has been temporarily suspended at most airports across the country.
  • 4. Passengers arriving at the airport should be wearing a mask at all times.
  • 5. Passengers ought to time their entry into the airport 2 hours before departure (minimum). At most airports, the baggage drop off counters close about 60 minutes before departure.
  • 6. No meals will be served on board due to safety concerns.
  • 7. Only one check-in bag will be allowed.
  • 8. No newspapers or magazines will be provided on board any flight.
  • 9. The use of baggage trolleys will be minimised to ensure less number of touch point infections.
  • 10. Passengers are requested to check the travel advisories and guidelines issued by their respective airports (departure and arrival) before travel.

Train Travel Guidelines

Road Travel Guidelines

  • 1. No e-Pass is required to travel to and from Gujarat.
  • 2. All passengers need to carry a government ID which has valid address proof.
  • 3. It is mandatory to wear a mask while travelling.
  • 4. People aged above 65 years or those with comorbidities, pregnant women and children less than 10 years have been advised to stay home.

In case of specific queries relating to air travel to Ahmedabad, passengers may contact the authorities. For contact info click here.

Delhi

Mandatory for Travellers

All visitors are required to use face covers/masks, and are required to follow hand hygiene, respiratory hygiene, and environmental hygiene when using any means of public transportation.

Quarantine and Testing Rules

  • 1. All passengers showing moderate to severe symptoms will be admitted to dedicated COVID health facilities.
  • 2. COVID test is not mandatory for all passengers.
  • 3. Domestic travellers who are not exhibiting any symptoms are required to undergo home quarantine for 7 days.
  • 4. Constitutional and government functionaries and their staff are exempt from the home quarantine.
  • 5. International travellers are required to undergo 7 days of institutional quarantine at a government facility for free or at a designated paid hotel.

Air Travel Guidelines

  • 1. All passengers will have to undergo thermal screening at the point of departure, and only asymptomatic travellers would be allowed to continue further.
  • 2. Passengers arriving at the airport should be wearing a mask at all times.
  • 3. Passengers will be thermally screened before entering the airport. A self-declaration form stating that the passenger is free of Covid-19 or an Aarogya Setu status update is required before boarding any flight. Those with 'Red' status on their Aarogya Setu App cannot fly. It is mandatory to install the Aarogya Setu app.
  • 4. It is advisable that all passengers do a web check-in before arriving at the airport. Physical check-in has been temporarily suspended at most airports across the country.
  • 5. Passengers arriving at the airport should be wearing a mask at all times.
  • 6. Passengers ought to time their entry into the airport 2 hours before departure (minimum). At most airports, the baggage drop off counters close about 60 minutes before departure.
  • 7. No meals will be served on board due to safety concerns.
  • 8. Only one check-in bag will be allowed.
  • 9. No newspapers or magazines will be provided on board any flight.
  • 10. The use of baggage trolleys will be minimised to ensure less number of touch point infections.
  • 11. Passengers are requested to check the travel advisories and guidelines issued by their respective airports (departure and arrival) before travel.

Click here to check the travel advisories and guidelines issued by Delhi Airport.

Read answers to all FAQs

Train Travel Guidelines

Road Travel Guidelines

  • 1. No e-Pass is required to travel from Delhi to Haryana, Uttar Pradesh, Punjab, Chandigarh, Rajasthan.
  • 2. e-Pass is required to travel to and from Delhi to Himachal Pradesh, J&K and Uttarakhand (request for application of pass has to be made in the source state).
  • 3. No restriction on night travelling.
  • 4. No restriction on number of passengers travelling in the vehicle.
  • 5. All passengers need to carry a government ID which has valid address proof.
  • 6. It is mandatory to wear a mask while travelling.
  • 7. A minimum of 24-48 hours is required to issue the pass.
  • 8. No permission for pickup or drop if the location falls in the containment Zone.
  • 9. People aged above 65 years or those with comorbidities, pregnant women and children less than 10 years have been advised to stay home.
  • 10. A medical certificate is required for those travelling on medical grounds. A list of medicines must also be provided.
  • 11. e-Pass Link: https://bit.ly/3dlNG7G

Haryana

Quarantine and Testing Rules

  • 1. All travellers entering the state need to self-monitor their health and practice home quarantine for 14 days.
  • 2. Travellers need not undergo a mandatory COVID-19 test.

Air Travel Guidelines

  • 1. All travellers have to provide a manifest to the State Health Authority at Acshome2016@gmail.com, Dhs.idspdatam@hry.nic.in, Csrao1968@yahoo.com and Charuballips@gmail.com.
  • 2. It is advisable that all passengers do a web check-in before arriving at the airport.
  • 3. Passengers arriving at the airport should be wearing a mask at all times.
  • 4. Passengers will be thermally screened before entering the airport. A self-declaration form stating that the passenger is free of Covid-19 or an Aarogya Setu status update is required before boarding any flight. Those with 'Red' status on their Aarogya Setu App cannot fly. Passengers ought to have the app on their own mobile device.
  • 5. Passengers ought to time their entry into the airport 2 hours before departure (minimum). At most airports, the baggage drop off counters close about 60 minutes before departure.
  • 6. No meals will be served on board due to safety concerns.
  • 7. Only one check-in bag will be allowed.
  • 8. No newspapers or magazines will be provided on board any flight.
  • 9. The use of baggage trolleys will be minimised to ensure less number of touch point infections.
  • 10. Passengers are requested to check the travel advisories and guidelines issued by their respective airports (departure and arrival) before travel.

Train Travel Guidelines

Road Travel Guidelines

  • 1. No e-Pass is required to travel to and from Haryana.
  • 2. All passengers need to carry a government ID which has valid address proof.
  • 3. It is mandatory to wear a mask while travelling.
  • 4. People aged above 65 years or those with comorbidities, pregnant women and children less than 10 years have been advised to stay home.

Chandigarh

Mandatory for Travellers

  • 1. All passengers must download the Aarogya Setu App.
  • 2. Before arrival, every passenger must register on COVA Punjab App. This will be checked by authorities on entry.

Quarantine and Testing Rules

  • 1.Passengers travelling by air will have to undergo Covid-19 tests on a random basis, as decided by health authorities.
  • 2. If the test result is positive, passengers will be shifted to an isolation centre.
  • 3. All asymptomatic passengers must undergo 14 days of home quarantine.
  • 4. Business and corporate travellers do not have to undergo quarantine.
  • 5. All visitors staying for more than 3 days (72 hours) in Chandigarh have to register themselves on

Air Travel Guidelines

  • 1. It is advisable that all passengers do a web check-in before arriving at the airport. Physical check-in has been temporarily suspended at most airports across the country.
  • 2. Passengers will be thermally screened before entering the airport. A self-declaration form stating that the passenger is free of Covid-19 or an Aarogya Setu status update is required before boarding any flight. Those with 'Red' status on their Aarogya Setu App cannot fly.
  • 3. Follow the directions of the health authorities regarding any testing requirements as Chandigarh airport is conducting tests on a random basis.
  • 4. Passengers ought to time their entry into the airport 2 hours before departure (minimum). At most airports, the baggage drop off counters close about 60 minutes before departure.
  • 5. Keep listening to the Public Announcements for all information.
  • 6. Airlines have been told to collect information (travel route, return dates, destination address etc.) of all arriving passengers who do not belong to Punjab.
  • 7. No meals will be served on board due to safety concerns.
  • 8. Only one check-in bag will be allowed.
  • 9. No newspapers or magazines will be provided on board any flight.
  • 10. The use of baggage trolleys will be minimised to ensure less number of touch point infections.
  • 11. Passengers are requested to check the travel advisories and guidelines issued by their respective airports (departure and arrival) before travel.

Road Travel Guidelines

  • 1. No e-Pass is required to travel inter-state and inter-district.E-Pass is required to travel to and from Chandigarh to Himachal Pradesh, J&K and Uttarakhand. Application for pass has to be made in the source state.
  • 2. No restrictions on night travelling.
  • 3. No restriction on number of passengers travelling in the vehicle.
  • 4. All passengers need to carry a government ID which has valid address proof.
  • 5. It is mandatory to wear a mask while travelling.
  • 6. No permission for pick-up or drop if the location falls in containment Zone.
  • 7. People aged above 65 years or those with comorbidities, pregnant women and children less than 10 years have been advised to stay home.
  • 8. A medical certificate is required for those travelling on medical grounds. A list of medicines must also be provided.

Madhya Pradesh

Mandatory for Travellers

  • 1. All the inbound and outbound travellers are required to submit a self-declaration form stating their personal contact details.
  • 2. All passengers who are under observation for showing symptoms of COVID-19, would be required to download the Aarogya Setu app mandatorily, for contact tracing purposes.
  • 3. Passengers travelling to Indore are required to install the Indore 311 App, self-register themselves before arrival and consistently update their health status for 14 days.

Quarantine and Testing Rules

  • 1. All travellers are subject to thermal screening. Symptomatic travellers are required to undergo Covid-19 testing and quarantine at a designated institution until results arrive. Persons who test positive will be taken to Covid-19 care facility and those testing negative will not be required to undergo any further quarantine.
  • 2. Persons undergoing home quarantine must submit an undertaking incase they develop Covid-19 symptoms during their stay.

Air Travel Guidelines

  • 1. Travellers entering Madhya Pradesh for a short business trip (less than 3 days) are required to inform the admin officials at the airport.
  • 2. Incoming passengers may be required to get tested for Covid-19 at the airport as per directions of the health officials.
  • Respective district collectors will be notified about all symptomatic passengers who are not residents of the district where the airport is located or are travelling to other districts.
  • 3. Passengers will be thermally screened before entering the airport. A self-declaration form stating that the passenger is free of Covid-19 or an Aarogya Setu status update is required before boarding any flight. Those with 'Red' status on their Aarogya Setu App cannot fly.
  • 4. It is advisable that all passengers do a web check-in before arriving at the airport. Physical check-in has been temporarily suspended at most airports across the country.
  • 5. Passengers arriving at the airport should be wearing a mask at all times.
  • 6. Passengers ought to time their entry into the airport 2 hours before departure (minimum). At most airports, the baggage drop off counters close about 60 minutes before departure.
  • 7. No meals will be served onboard due to safety concerns.
  • 8. Only one check-in bag will be allowed.
  • 9. No newspapers or magazines will be provided on board any flight.
  • 10. The use of baggage trolleys will be minimised to ensure less number of touch point infections.
  • 11. Passengers are requested to check the travel advisories and guidelines issued by their respective airports (departure and arrival) before travel.

Train Travel Guidelines

Road Travel Guidelines

  • 1. No e-Pass is required to travel to and from Madhya Pradesh
  • 2. All passengers need to carry a government ID which has valid address proof.
  • 3. It is mandatory to wear a mask while travelling.
  • 4. People aged above 65 years or those with comorbidities, pregnant women and children less than 10 years have been advised to stay home.

Maharashtra

Mandatory for Travellers

  • 1. Travellers are required to install the Aarogya Setu App on their smartphones.
  • 2. All passengers entering and exiting Maharashtra are required to declare that they are not coming from any containment zone and are free of COVID-19.
  • 3. All passengers have to declare that they have not tested positive for COVID-19 in the last two months and are not currently under quarantine.
  • 4. Any passenger found travelling without meeting the required conditions would face penal action.
  • 5. Passengers will not be allowed to enter containment zones or hotspot areas.
  • 6. All passengers need to inform the authorities about their place of stay if they are not staying at their official addresses.

Quarantine and Testing Rules

  • 1. All travellers entering the state will receive a hand stamp on their left-hand giving date and other details of entry. They are then required to be under home quarantine for 14 days, except in the case of Shirdi where a 10-day institutional quarantine, followed by 4-day home quarantine is mandatory.
  • 2. Passengers travelling to Maharashtra for less than a week, are exempted from home isolation, provided they furnish details of their onward/return journey.
  • 3. Government officials desiring an exemption from home quarantine must write to amc.projects@mcgm.gov.in at least two working days prior to arrival, with work details.
  • 4. International travellers entering via Nagpur and Mumbai are required to undergo 7 days of institutional quarantine followed by 7 days of home quarantine.
  • 5. Symptomatic and elderly (>60 years) travellers entering Maharashtra via Kolhapur are required to undergo Covid-19 testing upon arrival and quarantine at a designated institution until results arrive. Persons testing positive are required to undergo treatment while those testing negative must quarantine themselves at home for 14 days.
  • 6. People entering Maharashtra for compelling reasons for a short stay may be exempted from quarantine provided they submit the travel and staying details with the officials.

Air Travel Guidelines

  • 1. According the latest guidelines issued by BMC, all passengers must home-isolate for 14 days on arrival.
  • 2. Passengers are required to share their travel and personal details with the respective officials at the airport.
  • 3. All passengers are allowed to travel to the airport in their personal vehicles, as long as they don’t travel from a containment zone.
  • 4. Passengers should use hand sanitizer, placed at strategic locations across the airports.
  • 5. Passengers are instructed to follow the social distancing markers throughout the airport.
  • 6. Passengers will be thermally screened before entering the airport. A self-declaration form stating that the passenger is free of Covid-19 or an Aarogya Setu status update is required before boarding any flight. Those with 'Red' status on their Aarogya Setu App cannot fly.
  • 7. It is advisable that all passengers do a web check-in before arriving at the airport. Physical check-in has been temporarily suspended at most airports across the country.
  • 8. Passengers arriving at the airport should be wearing a mask at all times.
  • 9. Passengers ought to time their entry into the airport 2 hours before departure (minimum). At most airports, the baggage drop off counters close about 60 minutes before departure.
  • 10. No meals will be served on board due to safety concerns.
  • 11. Only one check-in bag will be allowed.
  • 12. No newspapers or magazines will be provided onboard any flight.
  • 13. The use of baggage trolleys will be minimised to ensure less number of touch point infections.
  • 14. Passengers are requested to check the travel advisories and guidelines issued by their respective airports (departure and arrival) before travel.

Train Travel Guidelines

Road Travel Guidelines

  • 1. No e-Pass is required to travel to and from Maharashtra.
  • Only 3 people can travel with one driver.
  • 2. All passengers need to carry a government ID which has valid address proof.
  • 3. It is mandatory to wear a mask while travelling.
  • 4. People aged above 65 years or those with comorbidities, pregnant women and children less than 10 years have been advised to stay home.