Covid 19 Guidelines

Covid 19 Guidelines

To make air travel safer and stress-free for you, airlines and airports have stepped up their sanitization standards and staff training. Do go through protocols followed by airlines and airports, and play your part too, in making travel safer for everyone. Please pay special attention to domestic air travel & state guidelines, especially those on quarantine, e-pass etc. to ensure hassle-free transit. Non-compliance of rules may lead to denial of boarding.

State Guidelines

Andaman and Nicobar Islands

Mandatory for Travellers

All passengers must download the Aarogya Setu App.

Quarantine and Testing Rules

All domestic air travel passengers entering Andhra Pradesh must quarantine for 14 days at home.
All international air travel passengers entering Andhra Pradesh must go for institutional quarantine for 7 days. Tests may be conducted between the fifth and seventh day. Depending on the test result, follow-up action will be decided and communicated by the health authorities.
Quarantine exemptions: Business people can be exempted from home quarantine provided they have a COVID negative certificate issued within three days from arrival, by an ICMR authorised laboratory.
Thermal screening will be done for all passengers. 10% of randomly selected people (with preference given to adults>60 years and children<10 years) will undergo nose swab tests for Covid-19.

Air Travel Guidelines

Prior to booking plane tickets, passengers are required to register on the Spandana portal and get approval for travel. Click here to register.
Check flight schedules and additional information on the official websites of Vizag Airport and Vijayawada Airport.
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 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.
Passengers arriving at the airport should be wearing a mask at all times.
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.
No meals will be served on board due to safety concerns.
Only one check-in bag will be allowed.
No newspapers or magazines will be provided on board any flight.
The use of baggage trolleys will be minimised to ensure less number of touch point infections.
Passengers are requested to check the travel advisories and guidelines issued by their respective airports (departure and arrival) before travel. Train Travel Guidelines
All passengers entering the state by Special Trains or Shramik Trains run by the Railways would be sent to the nearest DRC.
For train guidelines, please visit: http://contents.irctc.co.in/en/Covid19AndhraPradeshAdvisory.pdf

Road Travel Guidelines

You have to apply online for an e-Pass to travel inter-state but no e-Pass is required to travel inter-district.
Only 3 people can travel with one driver.
Travel timing is 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
All passengers need to carry a government ID which has valid address proof.
It is mandatory to wear a mask while travelling.
A minimum of 24-48 hours is required to issue the pass.
No permission for pick-up or drop if the location falls in containment Zone.
People aged above 65 years or those with comorbidities, pregnant women and children less than 10 years have been advised to stay home.
A medical certificate is required for those travelling on medical grounds. A list of medicines must also be provided.
Link to e-Pass: https://bit.ly/2XpBKMI

Assam

Quarantine and Testing Rules

Different airports in Assam have different testing and quarantine rules. Passengers should check our Air Travel Guidelines below for specific details.
Asymptomatic passengers, other than the exempted categories mentioned below, will have to undergo combined institutional and home quarantine for at least 14 days. The period of institutional quarantine of a passenger will be 7 days or till his/ her Covid-19 test results are declared, whichever is earlier, followed by a home quarantine for the remaining period after due hand stamping.
Some asymptomatic passengers have been exempted from institutional quarantine. These include:

Pregnant women, children below 10 years along with siblings and parents, senior citizens above 75 years of age, those who have recently undergone cardiac/ kidney/cancer treatments or transplants as well as those who need to attend funeral-related rituals. These passengers will receive quarantine hand stamps and have to undergo strict 14-day home quarantine.
Those who have already tested negative for COVID not more than 3 days prior to arrival.
Those who are entering and exiting Assam on the same day, without a night halt.
Certain government officials on duty, who have taken prior permission from the government of Assam.
Military and paramilitary personnel who are on their way to their respective containment for quarantine.
Pilots, air crew and maintenance staff of both cargo and passenger aircraft will not be quarantined.

Those who have to undergo institutional quarantine have an option to choose between either the government-funded facility or a self-paid hotel facility.

Air Travel Guidelines

All passengers arriving at Dibrugarh, Silchar and Jorhat airports must undergo 2 days of institutional quarantine, followed by 8 days of home quarantine.
Guwahati airport has a facility for Antigen tests, which gives a result within 60 minutes. On arrival here, all passengers must undergo this test. If the test is positive, passengers will be shifted to a Covid facility. If the test is negative, passengers will proceed for an RT-PCR test and for the results of that test to come. During this period they must undergo 2 days of institutional quarantine, followed by 8 days of home quarantine. (Exemptions to institutional quarantine rule listed above).
Passengers opting for a connecting flight must ensure there is no overnight halt involved, otherwise they will have to mandatorily undergo quarantine as decided by health authorities.
All inbound and outbound passengers will be screened at thermal screening booths manned by medical staff. Symptomatic travellers will not be allowed to enter the airport and have to undergo further health checks as per administration’s guidelines.
After disembarking from the flight, passengers are required to walk up to the health desks in groups of 20-25 while maintaining a distance of 1 metre.
There are booths outside the airport to collect undertakings from passengers and give information on the district-wise quarantine and testing centres.
All transit passengers travelling to other areas of North East India will be allowed to depart for their destination directly, provided they do not have any stoppages in Assam.
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 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.
Passengers arriving at the airport should be wearing a mask at all times.
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.
No meals will be served on board due to safety concerns.
Only one check-in bag will be allowed.
No newspapers or magazines will be provided on board any flight.
The use of baggage trolleys will be minimised to ensure less number of touch point infections.
Passengers are requested to check the travel advisories and guidelines issued by their respective airports (departure and arrival) before travel.

Train Travel Guidelines

For train guidelines, please visit: http://contents.irctc.co.in/en/Covid19AssamAdvisory.pdf

Road Travel Guidelines

You have to apply online for an e-Pass to travel inter-state and inter-district.
Travel timing is 5:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.
No restriction on number of passengers travelling in the vehicle.
All passengers need to carry a government ID which has valid address proof.
It is mandatory to wear a mask while travelling.
A minimum of 24-48 hours is required to issue the pass.
No permission for pickup or drop if the location falls in the containment Zone.
People aged above 65 years or those with comorbidities, pregnant women and children less than 10 years have been advised to stay home.
A medical certificate is required for those travelling on medical grounds. A list of medicines must also be provided.

Bihar

Mandatory for Travellers

All passengers must download the Aarogya Setu App.

Quarantine and Testing Rules

There is no mandatory quarantine for travellers, however, it is advisable to self-monitor.

Air Travel Guidelines

Passengers will be thermally screened before entering the airport and symptomatic individuals will not be allowed to board the flight.
Passengers arriving at the airport should be wearing a mask at all times.
In case of specific queries relating to air travel to Patna, passengers may contact the authorities. For contact info click here.
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 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.
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.
No meals will be served on board due to safety concerns.
Only one check-in bag will be allowed.
No newspapers or magazines will be provided on board any flight.
The use of baggage trolleys will be minimised to ensure less number of touch point infections.
Passengers are requested to check the travel advisories and guidelines issued by their respective airports (departure and arrival) before travel.

Chandigarh

Mandatory for Travellers

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

Quarantine and Testing Rules

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

Air Travel Guidelines

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.
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.
Follow the directions of the health authorities regarding any testing requirements as Chandigarh airport is conducting tests on a random basis.
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.
Keep listening to the Public Announcements for all information.
Airlines have been told to collect information (travel route, return dates, destination address etc.) of all arriving passengers who do not belong to Punjab.
No meals will be served on board due to safety concerns.
Only one check-in bag will be allowed.
No newspapers or magazines will be provided on board any flight.
The use of baggage trolleys will be minimised to ensure less number of touch point infections.
Passengers are requested to check the travel advisories and guidelines issued by their respective airports (departure and arrival) before travel.

Road Travel Guidelines

No e-Pass is required to travel inter-state and inter-district.
Travel timing is 5:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.
No restriction on number of passengers travelling in the vehicle.
All passengers need to carry a government ID which has valid address proof.
It is mandatory to wear a mask while travelling.
A minimum of 24-48 hours is required to issue the pass.
No permission for pick-up or drop if the location falls in containment Zone.
People aged above 65 years or those with comorbidities, pregnant women and children less than 10 years have been advised to stay home.
A medical certificate is required for those travelling on medical grounds. A list of medicines must also be provided.

Chhattisgarh

Mandatory for travellers

You have to apply online for an e-Pass before travelling to Chhattisgarh. Link: http://epass.cgcovid19.in
The e-Pass will be checked and those without an e-Pass will not be allowed to exit the airport/ train station.
Everyone must give a signed undertaking stating that they will abide by all quarantine rules.
Everyone must download and update their status on Aarogya Setu.

Quarantine and Testing Rules

Thermal screening and health profiling will be done for all travellers entering the state.
Those who show symptoms on screening will be required to undergo a Covid test and undergo institutional quarantine till the results come.
All asymptomatic travellers can then proceed for 14 days of home quarantine.

Air Travel Guidelines

All air travellers would be allowed to de-board the aircraft in batches of 20, after which they will have to sign required documents and undergo health screening.
Passengers arriving at the airport should be wearing a mask at all times.
Passengers will be thermally screened at the airport. Those found symptomatic will be taken to a medical room.
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.
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.
No meals will be served on board due to safety concerns.
Only one check-in bag will be allowed.
No newspapers or magazines will be provided on board any flight.
The use of baggage trolleys will be minimised to ensure less number of touch point infections.
Passengers are requested to check the travel advisories and guidelines issued by their respective airports (departure and arrival) before travel.

Train Travel Guidelines

For train guidelines, please visit: http://contents.irctc.co.in/en/Covid19ChattisgarhAdvisory.pdf

Road Travel Guidelines

No e-Pass is required to travel inter-state and inter-district.
Travel timing is 5:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.
No restriction on number of passengers travelling in the vehicle.
All passengers need to carry a government ID which has valid address proof.
It is mandatory to wear a mask while travelling.
A minimum of 24-48 hours is required to issue the pass.
No permission for pick-up or drop if the location falls in containment Zone.
People aged above 65 years or those with comorbidities, pregnant women and children less than 10 years have been advised to stay home.
A medical certificate is required for those travelling on medical grounds. A list of medicines must also be provided.
e-Pass Link: https://bit.ly/3doa2W8

Daman & Diu

Mandatory for Travellers

Passengers from Gujarat would be required to stay in a specified area at the airport and would be dropped off to the borders of the district. They would have to arrange for their transport from thereon. If required, they will be assisted by the district administration to contact the administration of their destination.

Quarantine and Testing Rules

Identified passengers would be required to undergo institutional quarantine in the specified facility, for 14 days.
For the following identified passengers, home quarantine would be allowed:

Pregnant/lactating women
Children below 10 years of age
People with serious comorbidities such as heart, kidney, liver ailments etc.
People above 80 years of age
People with special needs

For identified passengers who are industrial executives/technical experts/consultants/government servants/other employees on business/official visits, samples would be collected the same day. If tested negative and they’re found asymptomatic, they would be allowed to resume their work. If tested positive, they would be shifted to a COVID health facility.

Air Travel Guidelines

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.
Passengers arriving at the airport should be wearing a mask at all times.
Passengers will be thermally screened before entering the airport. A self-declaration form stating that the passenger is free of Covid-19 or an Arogya Setu status update is required before boarding any flight. Those with 'Red' status on their Arogya Setu App cannot fly.
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.
No meals will be served on board due to safety concerns.
Only one check-in bag will be allowed.
No newspapers or magazines will be provided on board any flight.
The use of baggage trolleys will be minimised to ensure less number of touch point infections.
Passengers are requested to check the travel advisories and guidelines issued by their respective airports (departure and arrival) before travel.

Hotel Guidelines

Hotels are now open, except for the ones located in containment zones, which shall remain closed until further notice.
According to Government issued advisories, those above 65 years of age and those with co-morbidities are strongly advised to avoid travel and hotel stays.
Those staying in hotels must wear face mask and practice social distancing at all times.
Online advance booking is mandatory and must be done at least 2 days before the date of arrival. This will help the administration maintain a list of visitors arriving in every hotel.

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

All passengers showing moderate to severe symptoms will be admitted to dedicated COVID health facilities.
COVID test is not mandatory for all passengers.
Domestic travellers who are not exhibiting any symptoms are required to undergo home quarantine for 7 days.
Constitutional and government functionaries and their staff are exempt from the home quarantine.
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

All passengers will have to undergo thermal screening at the point of departure, and only asymptomatic travellers would be allowed to continue further.
Follow Delhi International Airport’s Twitter handle (@DelhiAirport) for latest updates and additional information.
Read answers to all FAQs here: https://www.newdelhiairport.in/faq
Passengers arriving at the airport should be wearing a mask at all times.
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.
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.
Passengers arriving at the airport should be wearing a mask at all times.
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.
No meals will be served on board due to safety concerns.
Only one check-in bag will be allowed.
No newspapers or magazines will be provided on board any flight.
The use of baggage trolleys will be minimised to ensure less number of touch point infections.
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.

Train Travel Guidelines

For train guidelines, please visit: http://contents.irctc.co.in/en/Covid19DelhiAdvisory.pdf

Road Travel Guidelines

No e-Pass is required to travel from Delhi to Haryana, Uttar Pradesh, Punjab, Chandigarh, Rajasthan.
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).
Travel timing is 5:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.
No restriction on number of passengers travelling in the vehicle.
All passengers need to carry a government ID which has valid address proof.
It is mandatory to wear a mask while travelling.
A minimum of 24-48 hours is required to issue the pass.
No permission for pickup or drop if the location falls in the containment Zone.
People aged above 65 years or those with comorbidities, pregnant women and children less than 10 years have been advised to stay home.
A medical certificate is required for those travelling on medical grounds. A list of medicines must also be provided.
e-Pass Link: https://bit.ly/3dlNG7G

Goa

Mandatory for Travellers

A self-declaration form must be filled online and downloaded from the Goa online portal. The same must be printed, signed and submitted at the border check post. Check posts will also have hard copies of the self-declaration forms for the convenience of travellers. Link: https://goaonline.gov.in/appln/uil/deptservices?__DocId=REV&__ServiceId=REV18
For complete information on Goa’s Covid-19 policy and guidelines, please visit: https://www.goa.gov.in/covid-19/goa-fights-covid-19/#!

Guidelines for Tourists

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.
Tourists will be screened at entry points. Those exhibiting symptoms of Covid-19, will have to undergo a test at a designated facility at their own expense.
Tourists with a negative certificate for Covid-19 will be asked to move to their pre-booked accommodation. Otherwise, the tourist will have to go to a testing facility. Until the result is available, the tourist must undergo self-isolation at a facility provided by the accommodation unit. When the negative report is out, the tourist will be able to move out of the isolation facility. All the costs for the test, quarantine or isolation, have to be borne by the tourist.
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.
A self-declaration has to be presented to the accommodation facility for contact tracing.

Quarantine and Testing Rules

Symptomatic passengers have to undergo mandatory testing and follow it up with institutional quarantine until the results are available.
Asymptomatic passengers will be given the following three options:

Produce a Covid-negative certificate issued by an ICMR authorised lab, not more than 48 hours prior to arrival in Goa.
Go for mandatory 14 days of home quarantine. They will be hand-stamped, and their family members will also be required to maintain home quarantine. If someone does not have any place to home quarantine, they can opt for self-paid institutional quarantine for 14 days.
Opt for a swab-test (cost INR 2000) and stay in self-paid institutional quarantine or self isolation at a facility (paid by the tourist) provided by the accommodation unit in which the tourist pre-booked, till the results come. Once the result is negative, the traveller will be allowed to travel outside the facility. If the result is positive, the facility will act as per the protocol provided by the health department of Goa.

Air Travel Guidelines

In case of specific queries relating to air travel to Goa, passengers may contact the Goa International Airport authorities. For contact info click here.
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.
Passengers are advised to follow strict social distancing and wear masks at all times inside the airport.
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.
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.
No meals will be served on board due to safety concerns.
Only one check-in bag will be allowed.
No newspapers or magazines will be provided on board any flight.
The use of baggage trolleys will be minimised to ensure less number of touch point infections.
Passengers are requested to check the travel advisories and guidelines issued by their respective airports (departure and arrival) before travel.

Train Travel Guidelines

For train guidelines, please visit: https://goaonline.gov.in/entryterms

Gujarat

Quarantine and Testing Rules

International travellers have to undergo 14 days of institutional and 14 days of home quarantine.
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

Passengers arriving at Surat airport are required to register themselves on app or website prior to landing.
In case of specific queries relating to air travel to Ahmedabad, passengers may contact the authorities. For contact info click here.
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.
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.
Passengers arriving at the airport should be wearing a mask at all times.
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.
No meals will be served on board due to safety concerns.
Only one check-in bag will be allowed.
No newspapers or magazines will be provided on board any flight.
The use of baggage trolleys will be minimised to ensure less number of touch point infections.
Passengers are requested to check the travel advisories and guidelines issued by their respective airports (departure and arrival) before travel.

Train Travel Guidelines

For train guidelines, please visit: http://contents.irctc.co.in/en/Covid19GujaratAdvisory.pdf

Road Travel Guidelines

You have to apply online for an e-Pass to travel inter-state but not for travelling within the state (movement in the containment zone is not allowed).
Travel timing is 5:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.
No restriction on number of passengers travelling in the vehicle.
All passengers need to carry a government ID which has valid address proof.
It is mandatory to wear a mask while travelling.
A minimum of 24-48 hours is required to issue the pass.
No permission for pick-up or drop if the location falls in a containment Zone.
People aged above 65 years or those with comorbidities, pregnant women and children less than 10 years have been advised to stay home.
A medical certificate is required for those travelling on medical grounds. A list of medicines must also be provided.
e-Pass link: https://bit.ly/36Qnlfs

Haryana

Quarantine and Testing Rules

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

Air Travel Guidelines

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.
It is advisable that all passengers do a web check-in before arriving at the airport.
Passengers arriving at the airport should be wearing a mask at all times.
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.
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.
No meals will be served on board due to safety concerns.
Only one check-in bag will be allowed.
No newspapers or magazines will be provided on board any flight.
The use of baggage trolleys will be minimised to ensure less number of touch point infections.
Passengers are requested to check the travel advisories and guidelines issued by their respective airports (departure and arrival) before travel.

Train Travel Guidelines

For train guidelines, please visit: http://contents.irctc.co.in/en/Covid19HaryanaAdvisory.pdf

Road Travel Guidelines

No e-Pass is required to travel inter-state and inter-district.
e-Pass is required to travel to and from Haryana to Himachal Pradesh, J&K and Uttarakhand (request for application of pass has to be made in the destination state).
Travel timing is 5:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.
No restriction on number of passengers travelling in the vehicle.
All passengers need to carry a government ID which has valid address proof.
It is mandatory to wear a mask while travelling.
A minimum of 24-48 hours is required to issue the pass.
No permission for pickup or drop if the location falls in the containment Zone.
People aged above 65 years or those with comorbidities, pregnant women and children less than 10 years have been advised to stay home.
A medical certificate is required for those travelling on medical grounds. A list of medicines must also be provided.

Himachal Pradesh

Mandatory for Travellers

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

Quarantine and Testing Rules

Travellers from areas with high load of Covid-19 infections have to undergo 14 days of institutional quarantine while those from areas with low load of Covid-19 infections need to undergo 14 days of home quarantine. Exemptions to institutional quarantine include those travelling for medical emergencies, death, pregnancy or in case of senior citizens with other illnesses or those travelling with children below 10 years of age.
Travellers from areas with high load of Covid-19 infections are permitted to home quarantine for 14 days, provided they submit a negative Covid-19 test report issued by ICMR authorised lab no more than 48 hours from departure date.
Residents of Himachal Pradesh exiting the state for a short duration (business or medical reasons) and returning within 48 hours do not have to undergo quarantine, provided they are asymptomatic.

Air Travel Guidelines

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.
Passengers arriving at the airport should be wearing a mask at all times.
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 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.
No meals will be served on board due to safety concerns.
Only one check-in bag will be allowed.
No newspapers or magazines will be provided on board any flight.
The use of baggage trolleys will be minimised to ensure less number of touch point infections.
Passengers are requested to check the travel advisories and guidelines issued by their respective airports (departure and arrival) before travel.

Train Travel Guidelines

For train guidelines, please visit: http://contents.irctc.co.in/en/Covid19HimachalPradeshAdvisory.pdf

Road Travel Guidelines

Passengers have to apply online for an e-Pass to travel inter-state but not for inter-district travel.
Entry and exit is permitted through state border checkpoints from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Only 3 people can travel with one driver.
All passengers need to carry a government ID which has valid address proof.
It is mandatory to wear a mask while travelling.
A minimum duration of 24-48 hours is required to issue the pass.
No permission for pick-up or drop if the location falls in a containment Zone.
People aged above 65 years or those with comorbidities, pregnant women and children less than 10 years have been advised to stay home.
A medical certificate is required for those travelling on medical grounds. A list of medicines must also be provided.
e-Pass Link: https://bit.ly/2UeYhdl

Hotel Guidelines

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

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.
All travellers would be kept under administrative quarantine till the test result is shown negative, after which they would be released for home quarantine.
Travellers testing positive for COVID-19 would be sent to a COVID hospital for treatment.
Travellers falling in the following category will be exempted from quarantine:

Persons travelling for 4 or less days for business purposes with confirmed hotel booking.
Defence officials.
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

Passengers are required to deboard from the rear of the aircraft.
It is advisable that all passengers do a web check-in before arriving at the airport.
Passengers arriving at the airport should be wearing a mask at all times.
Passengers are requested to check the travel advisories and guidelines issued by respective airports (departure and arrival) before travel.
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 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.
No meals will be served on board due to safety concerns.
Only one check-in bag will be allowed.
No newspapers or magazines will be provided on board any flight.
The use of baggage trolleys will be minimised to ensure less number of touch point infections.
Passengers are requested to check the travel advisories and guidelines issued by their respective airports (departure and arrival) before travel.

Train Travel Guidelines

For train guidelines, please visit: http://contents.irctc.co.in/en/Covid19JammuAndKashmirAdvisory.pdf

Road Travel Guidelines

You have to apply online for an e-Pass to travel inter-state and inter-district.
Travel timing is 5:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.
No restriction on number of passengers travelling in the vehicle.
All passengers need to carry a government ID which has valid address proof.
It is mandatory to wear a mask while travelling.
A minimum of 24-48 hours is required to issue the pass.
No permission for pick-up or drop if the location falls in a containment Zone.
People aged above 65 years or those with comorbidities, pregnant women and children less than 10 years have been advised to stay home.
A medical certificate is required for those travelling on medical grounds. A list of medicines must also be provided.
e-Pass Link: https://bit.ly/2U2fQ02 and https://bit.ly/3cnVJiU

Jharkhand

Mandatory for Travellers

Travellers are required to install the Aarogya Setu App on their smartphones.
Persons intending to travel to Jharkhand are required to register themselves on the Jharkhand Government Portal. Link: https://jharkhandtravel.nic.in/public/index.php

Quarantine and Testing Rules

All travellers entering Jharkhand are subject to thermal screening.
All travellers entering the state must undergo 14 days of home quarantine. Persons exiting Jharkhand within 3 days of arrival are not required to quarantine.

Air Travel Guidelines

It is advisable that all passengers do a web check-in before arriving at the airport.
Passengers arriving at the airport should be wearing a mask at all times.
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 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.
No meals will be served on board due to safety concerns.
Only one check-in bag will be allowed.
No newspapers or magazines will be provided onboard any flight.
The use of baggage trolleys will be minimised to ensure less number of touchpoint infections.
Passengers are requested to check the travel advisories and guidelines issued by their respective airports (departure and arrival) before travel.

Train Travel Guidelines

For train guidelines, please visit: http://contents.irctc.co.in/en/Covid19JharkhandAdvisory.pdf

Karnataka

Mandatory for Travellers

All travellers entering Karnataka must register themselves on the Seva Sindhu Portal by providing their name, address, phone number and other travel/stay-related details. Click here for link.
Travellers who are unable to obtain an e-pass are required to carry the e-pass application acknowledgement.
International travellers are required to submit a health declaration form upon arrival.
Travellers are required to install the Aarogya Setu App on their smartphones.

Quarantine and Testing Rules

All asymptomatic visitors entering the state are required to undergo 14 days of home quarantine.
Symptomatic travellers are subject to Covid-19 testing upon arrival.
Travellers entering Karnataka for following purposes are exempted from quarantine provided they undergo Covid-19 test upon arrival:

Death in the family
Pregnant women
Children below 10 years of age
Elderly above 60 years of age
Serious illness
Human Distress

Persons travelling for business or for a short-term visit of not more than 2 days are exempted from quarantine and Covid-19 testing.
Transit travellers must produce proof on onward journey no later than 1 day from the date of arrival. In case of road travel, they must produce ID as well as address proof in the destination state. All transit travellers going by road will be hand-stamped.

Air Travel Guidelines

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 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.
Passengers arriving at the airport should be wearing a mask at all times.
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.
No meals will be served on board due to safety concerns.
Only one check-in bag will be allowed.
No newspapers or magazines will be provided on board any flight.
The use of baggage trolleys will be minimised to ensure less number of touch point infections.

Passengers are requested to check the travel advisories and guidelines issued by their respective airports (departure and arrival) before travel.

Train Travel Guidelines

For train guidelines, please visit: http://contents.irctc.co.in/en/Covid19KarnatakaAdvisory.pdf

Road Travel Guidelines

Travellers have to mandatorily self-register on the Seva Sindhu Portal before entering the state.
Only 3 people can travel with one driver.
Travel timing is 5:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
There is a complete lockdown on Sundays till further notice.
All passengers need to carry a government ID which has valid address proof.
It is mandatory to wear a mask while travelling.
A minimum of 24-48 hours is required to issue the pass.
No permission for pick-up or drop if the location falls in a containment Zone.
People aged above 65 years or those with comorbidities, pregnant women and children less than 10 years have been advised to stay home.
A medical certificate is required for those travelling on medical grounds. A list of medicines must also be provided.

Kerala

Mandatory for Travellers

All travellers are required to install the Aarogya Setu App on their smartphones.
All travellers entering Kerala are required to register themselves on https://covid19jagratha.kerala.nic.in/ to obtain an e-pass.
All travellers travelling outside Kerala are required to get exit passes issued from the District Administration at designated airports, after undergoing health screening.
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

All travellers entering Kerala must undergo 14 days of home quarantine.
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

Boarding pass would only be issued to passengers who produce a valid entry pass obtained from the Covid19 Jagratha portal.
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
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 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.
No meals will be served on board due to safety concerns.
Only one check-in bag will be allowed.
No newspapers or magazines will be provided on board any flight.
The use of baggage trolleys will be minimised to ensure less number of touch point infections.
Passengers are requested to check the travel advisories and guidelines issued by their respective airports (departure and arrival) before travel.
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 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.
Passengers arriving at the airport should be wearing a mask at all times.
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.
No meals will be served on board due to safety concerns.
Only one check-in bag will be allowed.
No newspapers or magazines will be provided on board any flight.
The use of baggage trolleys will be minimised to ensure less number of touch point infections.
Passengers are requested to check the travel advisories and guidelines issued by their respective airports (departure and arrival) before travel.

Train Travel Guidelines

For train guidelines, please visit: http://contents.irctc.co.in/en/Covid19KeralaAdvisory.pdf

Road Travel Guidelines

e-Pass is not required for intra-state travel but is required for inter-state travel.
Only 3 people can travel with one driver.
Travel timing is 5:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.
All passengers need to carry a government ID which has valid address proof.
It is mandatory to wear a mask while travelling.
A minimum of 24-48 hours is required to issue the pass.
No permission for pick-up or drop if the location falls in a containment Zone.
People aged above 65 years or those with comorbidities, pregnant women and children less than 10 years have been advised to stay home.
A medical certificate is required for those travelling on medical grounds. A list of medicines must also be provided.
Link: https://bit.ly/3cszZT8 and https://bit.ly/3cq5yNF

Madhya Pradesh

Mandatory for Travellers

All the inbound and outbound travellers are required to submit a self-declaration form stating their personal contact details.
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.
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

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.
Persons undergoing home quarantine must submit an undertaking incase they develop Covid-19 symptoms during their stay.

Air Travel Guidelines

Travellers entering Madhya Pradesh for a short business trip (less than 3 days) are required to inform the admin officials at the airport.
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.
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 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.
Passengers arriving at the airport should be wearing a mask at all times.
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.
No meals will be served onboard due to safety concerns.
Only one check-in bag will be allowed.
No newspapers or magazines will be provided on board any flight.
The use of baggage trolleys will be minimised to ensure less number of touch point infections.
Passengers are requested to check the travel advisories and guidelines issued by their respective airports (departure and arrival) before travel.

Train Travel Guidelines

For train guidelines, please visit: http://contents.irctc.co.in/en/Covid19MPAdvisory.pdf

Road Travel Guidelines

No e-Pass is required to travel inter-state and inter-district.
Travel timing is 5:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.
No restriction on number of passengers travelling in the vehicle.
All passengers need to carry a government ID which has valid address proof.
It is mandatory to wear a mask while travelling.
A minimum of 24-48 hours is required to issue the pass.
No permission for pick-up or drop if the location falls in a containment Zone.
People aged above 65 years or those with comorbidities, pregnant women and children less than 10 years have been advised to stay home.
A medical certificate is required for those travelling on medical grounds. A list of medicines must also be provided.
e-Pass Link: https://bit.ly/3dmG8S5

Maharashtra

Mandatory for Travellers

Travellers are required to install the Aarogya Setu App on their smartphones.
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.
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.
Any passenger found travelling without meeting the required conditions would face penal action.
Passengers will not be allowed to enter containment zones or hotspot areas.
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

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.
Passengers travelling to Maharashtra for less than a week, are exempted from home isolation, provided they furnish details of their onward/return journey.
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.
International travellers entering via Nagpur and Mumbai are required to undergo 7 days of institutional quarantine followed by 7 days of home quarantine.
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.
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

According the latest guidelines issued by BMC, all passengers must home-isolate for 14 days on arrival.
Passengers are required to share their travel and personal details with the respective officials at the airport.
All passengers are allowed to travel to the airport in their personal vehicles, as long as they don’t travel from a containment zone.
Passengers should use hand sanitizer, placed at strategic locations across the airports.
Passengers are instructed to follow the social distancing markers throughout the airport.
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 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.
Passengers arriving at the airport should be wearing a mask at all times.
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.
No meals will be served on board due to safety concerns.
Only one check-in bag will be allowed.
No newspapers or magazines will be provided onboard any flight.
The use of baggage trolleys will be minimised to ensure less number of touch point infections.
Passengers are requested to check the travel advisories and guidelines issued by their respective airports (departure and arrival) before travel.

Train Travel Guidelines

For train guidelines, please visit: http://contents.irctc.co.in/en/Covid19MaharashtraAdvisory.pdf

Road Travel Guidelines

Travel within Mumbai Metropolitan Region is allowed without e-Pass (within a 2 km radius).
Inter-district movement is allowed with e-Pass, but movement is not allowed in Containment/Red Zones.
Inter-state movement is not allowed as per the guidelines.
Only 2 people can travel with one driver.
Travel timing is 5:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.
All passengers need to carry a government ID which has valid address proof (Aadhaar Card) and Medical Certificate. Please note: Medical certificate is mandatory.
It is mandatory to wear a mask while travelling.
A minimum of 24-48 hours is required to issue the pass.
No permission for pick-up or drop if the location falls in containment Zone.
People aged above 65 years or those with comorbidities, pregnant women and children less than 10 years have been advised to stay home.
A medical certificate is required for those travelling on medical grounds. A list of medicines must also be provided.
e-Pass Link: https://covid19.mhpolice.in/

Manipur

Mandatory for Travellers

All travellers must have the Aarogya Setu app on their smartphones.
All travellers must install and register themselves on the QuarMon app and follow the instructions. For more details, visit: https://quarmonmanipur.nic.in
Travellers entering Manipur are required to submit a Health Declaration Form made available upon arrival.

Quarantine and Testing Guidelines

All passengers entering Manipur are required to undergo institutional quarantine for 14 days, and undergo testing for Covid-19.
Persons testing negative will be required to home quarantine themselves for 14 days while those testing positive will be taken for further treatment.
Symptomatic travellers will be taken to isolation/ Covid-19 care ward as per directions of the health officials.
People travelling to Manipur on short trips (less than 3 days) are exempted from quarantine provided they submit return tickets and details regarding their stay. Such passengers are required to undergo Covid-19 testing and bear the cost of INR 2400.

Air Travel Guidelines

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 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.
Passengers arriving at the airport should be wearing a mask at all times.
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.
No meals will be served on board due to safety concerns.
Only one check-in bag will be allowed.
No newspapers or magazines will be provided on board any flight.
The use of baggage trolleys will be minimised to ensure less number of touchpoint infections.
Passengers are requested to check the travel advisories and guidelines issued by their respective airports (departure and arrival) before travel.

Meghalaya

Mandatory for Travellers

Registration for all travellers is mandatory and can be done online at: www.meghalayaonline.gov.in/covid/registerall.htm
Post registration, confirmation of the itinerary can be done by calling the following numbers between 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.
7005629354, 8974254116, 9863064839, 9436103308
Travellers are required to install the Aarogya Setu App on their smartphones.

Quarantine and Testing Rules

People travelling to Meghalaya would have to undergo the RT-PCR test.
Passengers would be taken to an institutional quarantine facility for 48 hours. In case of a negative result of the testing, the passenger has to complete 14 days of home quarantine. Those who test negative will be taken to a COVID facility.

Air Travel Guidelines

Passengers ought to apply online to book an airport pickup by using the unique registration ID obtained from http://meghalayaonline.gov.in/covid/login.htm.
Airlines will be required to provide a list of the arriving passengers on cso-meg@gmail.com.
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 should have the app installed on their own devices.
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.
Passengers arriving at the airport should be wearing a mask at all times.
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.
No meals will be served on board due to safety concerns.
Only one check-in bag will be allowed.
No newspapers or magazines will be provided on board any flight.
The use of baggage trolleys will be minimised to ensure less number of touch point infections.
Passengers are requested to check the travel advisories and guidelines issued by their respective airports (departure and arrival) before travel.

Road Travel Guidelines

Pick up of passengers from Guwahati Airport or Guwahati Railway Station is not permitted till 10th June.
The Transport Department will arrange for buses to pick up passengers from Guwahati Airport and Guwahati Railway Station.

Mizoram

Mandatory for Travellers

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

Quarantine and Testing Guidelines

Visitors to the state can either choose 21 days of institutional quarantine or home quarantine (only if they clear the Rapid Antibody Test). Those who choose home quarantine are required to undergo mandatory COVID testing.
They also need to register on: https://mcovid19.mizoram.gov.in/

Air Travel Guidelines

Airports are being sanitised regularly and are equipped with sanitizers and soaps.
An m-pass is required to board flights for Lengpui Airport. It can be obtained from the state website- https://mcovid19.mizoram.gov.in/.
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. All passengers are required to download the app.
Passengers have to submit a self declaration form upon arrivals.
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.
Passengers arriving at the airport should be wearing a mask at all times.
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.
No meals will be served on board due to safety concerns.
Only one check-in bag will be allowed.
No newspapers or magazines will be provided on board any flight.
The use of baggage trolleys will be minimised to ensure less number of touchpoint infections.
Passengers are requested to check the travel advisories and guidelines issued by their respective airports (departure and arrival) before travel.

Nagaland

Mandatory for Travellers

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

Quarantine and Testing Guidelines

Travellers will have to undergo institutional quarantine for 14 days, followed by a mandatory home quarantine for another 14 days.
Those who are older than 60 years, children up to the age of ten along with their own parents and pregnant women and their spouses can be exempt from the institutional quarantine. A 28-day home quarantine with active surveillance will be implied.
Those who want to travel to Dimapur, Mon and Peren will be initially quarantined at Dimapur, after which provisions will be made to assist their travel to the respective districts. Further mandatory quarantine will be required, as per rules in these respective districts.
For districts other than those mentioned above, initial quarantine will be at Kohima, after which arrangements will be made for travellers to travel to their respective districts to complete the remainder of their quarantine at District Quarantine Centres/homes as the case may be.
Those who’re required to complete home quarantine will be stamped with a Quarantine Stamp at the back of their hands. This stamp will mention the end date of quarantine. In addition, indelible ink will also be applied to their right-hand thumb.

Air Travel Guidelines

On arrival at the Agri Expo site, passengers will be screened, segregated and placed in pre-designated quarantine centres either in Kohima or Dimapur.
Vehicles will not be allowed at the airport.
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 app downloaded on personal devices.
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.
Passengers arriving at the airport should be wearing a mask at all times.
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.
No meals will be served on board due to safety concerns.
Only one check-in bag will be allowed.
No newspapers or magazines will be provided on board any flight.
The use of baggage trolleys will be minimised to ensure less number of touch point infections.
Passengers are requested to check the travel advisories and guidelines issued by their respective airports (departure and arrival) before travel.

Odisha

Mandatory for Travellers

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

Quarantine and Testing Guidelines

All passengers would have to undergo 14 days of home quarantine.
Returnees in rural areas would be required to undergo 7 days of institutional quarantine, post which, asymptomatic returnees will be discharged to undergo home quarantine for 7 more days. However, if the travellers do not have the facility for home quarantine, they would be required to undergo institutional quarantine, the cost of which will have to be paid by the travellers.
Quarantine period may be extended as per the directives of local authorities.
If any rural returnee in quarantine, develops symptoms requiring medical attention, he/she would be shifted to COVID-19 Care Centre/COVID Hospital.
Returnees to urban areas will compulsorily have to stay in home quarantine for 14 days, as per the guidelines issued by the H&FW Dept., Govt. of Odisha. In case of a proper home quarantine facility not being there, the travellers will have to undergo institutional/paid quarantine for a duration as specified by the local authorities.

Air Travel Guidelines

Any passenger entering Odisha must fill the form available here.
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 compulsory to download the Aarogya Setu app.
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.
Passengers arriving at the airport should be wearing a mask at all times.
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.
No meals will be served on board due to safety concerns.
Only one check-in bag will be allowed.
No newspapers or magazines will be provided on board any flight.
The use of baggage trolleys will be minimised to ensure less number of touchpoint infections.
Passengers are requested to check the travel advisories and guidelines issued by their respective airports (departure and arrival) before travel.

Travellers Exempted from Mandatory Quarantine

Government officials, professionals, or others travelling to Odisha for work intending to exit the state within 72 hours of arrival.
Government officials, professionals, or others who have travelled from Odisha for work, and are returning to the state within 72 hours of departure from Odisha.
Any returnee who has already undergone prescribed quarantine.

Train Travel Guidelines

For train guidelines, please visit: http://contents.irctc.co.in/en/Covid19OdishaAdvisory.pdf

Road Travel Guidelines

You have to apply online for an e-Pass to travel inter-state and inter-district.
All passengers need to carry a government ID which has valid address proof.
A minimum of 24 hours is required to issue the pass.
Travel timing is 05:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.
It is mandatory to wear a mask while travelling.
No permission for pick-up or drop if the location falls in a containment Zone.
People aged above 65 years or those with comorbidities, pregnant women and children less than 10 years have been advised to stay home.
A medical certificate is required for those travelling on medical grounds. A list of medicines must also be provided.

Punjab

Mandatory for Travellers

Travellers are required to install the Aarogya Setu App on their smartphones.
All travellers entering Punjab are required to hand over self-declaration forms with personal and health details to state officers at the point of entry.

Quarantine and Testing Guidelines

All passengers entering Punjab will undergo thermal and temperature screening and those found symptomatic will be taken to a health facility for testing. Asymptomatic passengers and those found negative will be taken to an institutional quarantine facility (self-paid government /hotel quarantine) and then tested on the 5th day. If the test comes negative, they will be allowed to go home after completing 7 days of institutional quarantine, followed by another 7 days of home quarantine plus self-monitoring. Those who test positive will be shifted to a hospital.
Passengers will be tested randomly for COVID-19.
International passengers entering Punjab will undergo 7 days of institutional and 7 days of home quarantine. Domestic passengers will have to undergo home quarantine for 14 days.

Air Travel Guidelines

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. Every passenger must have the Aarogya Setu app.
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.
Passengers must have the COVA Punjab app installed on their devices before starting the journey.
Passengers arriving at the airport should be wearing a mask at all times.
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.
No meals will be served on board due to safety concerns.
Only one check-in bag will be allowed.
No newspapers or magazines will be provided on board any flight.
The use of baggage trolleys will be minimised to ensure less number of touchpoint infections.
Passengers are requested to check the travel advisories and guidelines issued by their respective airports (departure and arrival) before travel.
The boarding pass shall be considered as an e-pass for movement to and from the airport during the period of curfew (public holidays, Saturday and Sunday).

Train Travel Guidelines

For train guidelines, please visit: http://contents.irctc.co.in/en/Covid19PunjabAdvisory.pdf

For Businessmen and Professionals

Businessmen and professionals who need to frequently travel interstate, outside of Punjab for professional reasons, will not be home quarantined. Deputy Commissioner and Sub-Divisional Magistrate will issue passes to such individuals on submission of an undertaking for self-monitoring of health and commitment to inform the administration in case they experience any symptoms of COVID-19. Such frequent interstate travellers must download and keep the COVA-app activated.

Road Travel Guidelines

No e-Pass is required to travel inter-state and inter-district.
Travel timing is 5:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.
No restriction on number of passengers travelling in the vehicle.
All passengers need to carry a government ID which has valid address proof.
It is mandatory to wear a mask while travelling.
A minimum of 24-48 hours is required to issue the pass.
No permission for pick-up or drop if the location falls in a containment Zone.
People aged above 65 years or those with comorbidities, pregnant women and children less than 10 years have been advised to stay home.
A medical certificate is required for those travelling on medical grounds. A list of medicines must also be provided.
e-Pass Link: https://bit.ly/2MoBsiF

Puducherry

Air Travel Guidelines

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 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.
Passengers arriving at the airport should be wearing a mask at all times.
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.
No meals will be served on board due to safety concerns.
Only one check-in bag will be allowed.
No newspapers or magazines will be provided on board any flight.
The use of baggage trolleys will be minimised to ensure less number of touchpoint infections.
Passengers are requested to check the travel advisories and guidelines issued by their respective airports (departure and arrival) before travel.

Road Travel Guidelines

You have to apply online for an e-Pass to travel inter-state.
Travel is not allowed from Vallipuram, Chennai and Cuddalore even with e-Pass.
Only 2 people can travel with one driver.
Travel timing is 5:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.
All passengers need to carry a government ID which has valid address proof.
It is mandatory to wear a mask while travelling.
A minimum of 24-48 hours is required to issue the pass.
No permission for pick-up or drop if the location falls in a containment Zone.
People aged above 65 years or those with comorbidities, pregnant women and children less than 10 years have been advised to stay home.
A medical certificate is required for those travelling on medical grounds. A list of medicines must also be provided.

Rajasthan

Mandatory for Travellers

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

Quarantine and Testing Guidelines

All travellers are required to quarantine themselves at home for 14 days.
Symptomatic passengers would be isolated and taken to the nearest health facility for testing.
Those travelling to Rajasthan for less than 7 days are exempted from home quarantine, provided they submit an RT-PCR negative test certificate.
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

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.
All airlines must submit the mobile numbers and details of all the passengers beforehand at FLIGHTS.INWARD@RAJASTHAN.GOV.IN.
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.
Passengers arriving at the airport should be wearing a mask at all times.
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.
No meals will be served on board due to safety concerns.
Only one check-in bag will be allowed.
No newspapers or magazines will be provided on board any flight.
The use of baggage trolleys will be minimised to ensure less number of touch point infections.
Passengers are requested to check the travel advisories and guidelines issued by their respective airports (departure and arrival) before travel.

Train Travel Guidelines

For train guidelines, please visit: http://contents.irctc.co.in/en/Covid19RajasthanAdvisory.pdf

Road Travel Guidelines

No e-Pass is required to travel inter-state and inter-district.
While travelling from Maharashtra, apply for an e-Pass from the Maharashtra e-Pass website.
While travelling to Maharashtra, apply for an e-Pass from Rajasthan e-Pass website.
Travel timing is 5:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.
No restriction on number of passengers travelling in the vehicle.
All passengers need to carry a government ID which has valid address proof.
It is mandatory to wear a mask while travelling.
A minimum of 24-48 hours is required to issue the pass.
No permission for pick-up or drop if the location falls in a containment Zone.
People aged above 65 years or those with comorbidities, pregnant women and children less than 10 years have been advised to stay home.
A medical certificate is required for those travelling on medical grounds. A list of medicines must also be provided.
e-Pass Link: https://bit.ly/2zPDZzW

Tamil Nadu

Mandatory for Travellers

Travellers are required to install the Aarogya Setu App on their smartphones.
All passengers entering Tamil Nadu from other states, must register on the state website and apply for an e-Pass at https://tnepass.tnega.org/

Quarantine and Testing Guidelines

Those travelling from Covid hotspots have to undergo mandatory institutional quarantine for 7 days.
Those arriving at the airport of Chennai from Maharashtra, Gujarat and Delhi have to undergo mandatory COVID testing.
Those arriving at any other airport of Tamil Nadu or travelling within Tamil Nadu are required to undergo the COVID test according to the judgement of the Health Officials.
Those travelling from non-Covid hotspots are required to undergo 14 days of home quarantine.
After undergoing medical screening, asymptomatic passengers would need to home quarantine for 14 days, whereas institutional quarantine at the discretion of the Health Officials would apply to those displaying COVID-19 symptoms till the results of the test are available.
After the institutional quarantine, the symptomatic passengers will be required to undergo the remaining period of 14 days in home quarantine.
Passengers travelling within Tamil Nadu for business, who return within 48 hours, need not undergo quarantine. A valid return document shall be required to prove the same.
Passengers without any provision for home quarantine should mention the same on the portal while applying for e-Pass. Institutional quarantine shall be arranged for them.

Air Travel Guidelines

Airlines will ensure that each passenger has an e-pass which is required to fly to Tamil Nadu.
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 advisable that all passengers download the Aarogya Setu app on their mobile devices.
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.
Passengers arriving at the airport should be wearing a mask at all times.
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.
No meals will be served onboard due to safety concerns.
Only one check-in bag will be allowed.
No newspapers or magazines will be provided on board any flight.
The use of baggage trolleys will be minimised to ensure less number of touch point infections.
Passengers are requested to check the travel advisories and guidelines issued by their respective airports (departure and arrival) before travel.

Train Travel Guidelines

For train guidelines, please visit: http://contents.irctc.co.in/en/Covid19TamilnaduAdvisory.pdf

Road Travel Guidelines

You have to apply for an e-Pass for inter-state and inter-district travel.
There is complete lockdown in 5 districts of Chennai, Thiruvallur, Kancheepuram, Chengalpattu and Madurai. Only emergency travel is allowed here till July 5.
Only 2 people can travel with one driver.
No travel is allowed on Sundays across the state (i.e. July 5, 12 ,19 and 26) due to complete lockdown.
All passengers need to carry a government ID which has valid address proof.
It is mandatory to wear a mask while travelling.
A minimum of 24-48 hours is required to issue the pass.
No permission for pick-up or drop if the location falls in a containment Zone.
People aged above 65 years or those with comorbidities, pregnant women and children less than 10 years have been advised to stay home.
A medical certificate is required for those travelling on medical grounds. A list of medicines must also be provided.

Telangana

Mandatory for Travellers

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

Quarantine and Testing Guidelines

International passengers will be sent to 7 days of mandatory Institutional quarantine at a government facility or at a sponsored designated hotel.
Passengers displaying the symptoms of COVID-19, shall be quarantined at the discretion of the Health Authorities.

Air Travel Guidelines

While waiting at the security check and other such points, each passenger should maintain social distancing.
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 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.
Passengers arriving at the airport should be wearing a mask at all times.
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.
No meals will be served on board due to safety concerns.
Only one check-in bag will be allowed.
No newspapers or magazines will be provided on board any flight.
The use of baggage trolleys will be minimised to ensure less number of touch point infections.
Passengers are requested to check the travel advisories and guidelines issued by their respective airports (departure and arrival) before travel.

Train Travel Guidelines

For train guidelines, please visit: http://contents.irctc.co.in/en/Covid19TelanganaAdvisory.pdf

Road Travel Guidelines

No e-Pass is required to travel inter-state and inter-district.
Only 3 people can travel with one driver.
Travel timing is 5:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.
All passengers need to carry a government ID which has valid address proof.
It is mandatory to wear a mask while travelling.
A minimum of 24-48 hours is required to issue the pass.
No permission for pick-up or drop if the location falls in a containment Zone.
People aged above 65 years or those with comorbidities, pregnant women and children less than 10 years have been advised to stay home.
A medical certificate is required for those travelling on medical grounds. A list of medicines must also be provided.

Tripura

Mandatory for Travellers

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

Quarantine and Testing Guidelines

All passengers entering Tripura are required to undergo the Covid-19 test and home quarantine for 14 days.
The swab test will be sponsored by the state and conducted by the health officials.
Passengers with a foreign travel history for the past 28 days will be transported to a nearby swab collection centre and undergo institutional quarantine until the results are available.
All passengers who have given random samples for the swab test will be required to self-monitor their health and undergo home quarantine for 14 days.
All passengers who do not exhibit any Covid-19 symptoms and plan to exit Tripura within 72 hours from the time of arrival are exempt from the quarantine rules but will be asked to self-monitor their health and inform the District Surveillance Officer or contact the State Control Room (0381-2412424) in case of any symptoms.

Air Travel Guidelines

Access to areas like lounges, prayer rooms and children’s play area might be restricted.
Passengers with a Bangladeshi passport who are intending to travel to Bangladesh, can head to the Akhaura check post for the same. They will be transported to the check post on a special payment basis.
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 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.
Passengers arriving at the airport should be wearing a mask at all times.
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.
No meals will be served on board due to safety concerns.
Only one check-in bag will be allowed.
No newspapers or magazines will be provided onboard any flight.
The use of baggage trolleys will be minimised to ensure less number of touch point infections.
Passengers are requested to check the travel advisories and guidelines issued by their respective airports (departure and arrival) before travel.

Uttarakhand

Mandatory for Travellers

Travellers are required to install the Aarogya Setu App on their smartphones.
Prior to their travel, all visitors to the state are required to register themselves on the Smart City web portal: http://smartcitydehradun.uk.gov.in/. Registration documents will be verified at the border check posts.
A complete lockdown is practiced on Saturday and Sunday with exceptions like essential services. Passengers must direct towards their destinations upon arrival.

Quarantine and Testing Guidelines

Those travelling from places which do not have a high load of Covid-19 cases have to home quarantine for 14 days. The list of these cities can be obtained from the website of the state government.
Those who have a negative RT-PCR report from a lab approved by ICMR (not older than 72 hours from the time of arrival), can enter Uttarakhand without any limitations. The report can be uploaded at http://smartcitydehradun.uk.gov.in.
Those travelling from places which have a high load of Covid-19 infections must undergo 7 days of institutional quarantine, followed by another 7 days of home quarantine. Those exempted from institutional quarantine include pregnant women, seriously ill patients, senior citizens above 65 years, and persons accompanied by children below 10 years of age. They need to home quarantine for 14 days.
Asymptomatic visitors travelling for short visits (up to 7 days) due to compelling reasons like death, medical emergency or to take care of senior citizen parents are allowed to move outside their homes, but only to attend duties related to these reasons.
Asymptomatic business travellers with authorization from concerned authorities will be exempted from the quarantine requirements.
Passengers will be tested for Covid-19 on a random basis.

Air Travel Guidelines

Airlines will be providing the departure and arrival declaration of the passengers to the state authorities.
Before the passenger can leave the arrival hall, a validation of registration will be carried out.
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. All passengers must have the app installed on their devices.
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.
Passengers arriving at the airport should be wearing a mask at all times.
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.
No meals will be served on board due to safety concerns.
Only one check-in bag will be allowed.
No newspapers or magazines will be provided on board any flight.
The use of baggage trolleys will be minimised to ensure less number of touchpoint infections.
Passengers are requested to check the travel advisories and guidelines issued by their respective airports (departure and arrival) before travel.

Train Travel Guidelines

For train guidelines, please visit: http://contents.irctc.co.in/en/Covid19UttarakhandAdvisory.pdf

Road Travel Guidelines

No e-Pass is required to travel inter-district but you need an e-Pass for inter-state travel.
Travel timing is 5:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.
No restriction on number of passengers travelling in the vehicle.
All passengers need to carry a government ID which has valid address proof.
It is mandatory to wear a mask while travelling.
A minimum of 24-48 hours is required to issue the pass.
No permission for pick-up or drop if the location falls in a containment Zone.
People aged above 65 years or those with comorbidities, pregnant women and children less than 10 years have been advised to stay home.
A medical certificate is required for those travelling on medical grounds. A list of medicines must also be provided.
e-Pass Link: http://dsclservices.org.in/apply.php

Hotel Guidelines

All hotels, B&Bs and homestays are now open in the state, except those located in containment zones.
All visitors must book their accommodation (hotel/ B&B/ homestay) for a minimum period of 7 days. However, this rule of 7 days does not apply to those who have undergone the RT-PCR test from an ICMR authorized lab, no less than 72 hours before travel, provided the test is negative.
All visitors must upload their medical report on the web portal http://smartcitydehradun.uk.gov.in/

Uttar Pradesh

Mandatory for Travellers

Travellers are required to install the Aarogya Setu App on their smartphones.
All travellers need to register themselves at the government portal: https://reg.upcovid.in/ upon arrival. For queries and assistance, please dial 1800-180-5145.

Quarantine and Testing Guidelines

International travellers entering Uttar Pradesh have to undergo a mandatory 7-day institutional quarantine followed by 7 days of home quarantine.
Domestic travellers have to undergo a mandatory 14-days home quarantine.
Special instructions for Noida: All those entering Noida are required to undergo mandatory institutional quarantine for a week.
Those entering the state for a short duration (less than 7 days) do not have to undergo quarantine. Those transiting through Uttar Pradesh have to submit details of their return travel, including their destination city.

Air Travel Guidelines

Passengers will be thermally screened before entering the airport. Every passenger needs to have the Aarogya Setu app installed on their devices. 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 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.
Passengers arriving at the airport should be wearing a mask at all times.
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.
No meals will be served on board due to safety concerns.
Only one check-in bag will be allowed.
No newspapers or magazines will be provided on board any flight.
Before exiting the arrival hall, each passenger should complete a validation of registration.
The use of baggage trolleys will be minimised to ensure less number of touch point infections.
Passengers are requested to check the travel advisories and guidelines issued by their respective airports (departure and arrival) before travel.

Train Travel Guidelines

For train guidelines, please visit: http://contents.irctc.co.in/en/Covid19UttarPradeshAdvisory.pdf

Road Travel Guidelines

No e-Pass is required to travel inter-state and inter-district.
e-Pass is required to travel to and from UP to Himachal Pradesh, J&K and Uttarakhand (pass must be applied from the source state).
Travel is banned to and from containment zones.
Travel timing is 5:00 a.m. to 09:00 p.m.
No restriction on number of passengers travelling in the vehicle.
All passengers need to carry a government ID which has valid address proof.
It is mandatory to wear a mask while travelling.
A minimum of 24-48 hours is required to issue the pass.
No permission for pick-up or drop if the location falls in a containment Zone.
People aged above 65 years or those with comorbidities, pregnant women and children less than 10 years have been advised to stay home.
A medical certificate is required for those travelling on medical grounds. A list of medicines must also be provided.
e-Pass Link: https://bit.ly/2ZVEvXK
Alternate Link: https://bit.ly/3dnXaiV

West Bengal

Mandatory for Travellers

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

Quarantine and Testing Guidelines

All asymptomatic travellers entering the state need to self-monitor their health for 14 days.
All travellers exhibiting the symptoms of COVID-19 will be taken to the nearest facility conducting the test. The duration of quarantine will be decided by the health authorities.

Air Travel Guidelines

As per the latest guidelines, West Bengal will be under lockdown on 5 August, 8 August, 20 August, 21 August, 27 August and 30 August and 31 August 2020. Flights operations will also remain suspended on these dates.
As per the latest guidelines, West Bengal will be under lockdown on 5 August, 8 August, 16 August, 17 August, 23 August, 24 August and 31 August 2020. Flights operations will also remain suspended during these dates.
All passengers travelling by air should use face masks/covers during boarding and travel, and must follow hand hygiene, respiratory etiquette and social distancing norms.
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. Each passenger must have the app installed on their device.
All travellers must fill and submit a declaration using the Sandhane App developed by the H & FW Department available at http://74.50.58.66/systems/Sandhane/1.2/Sandhane_Gen.apk.
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.
No meals will be served on board due to safety concerns.
Only one check-in bag will be allowed.
It is advisable that all passengers do a web check-in before arriving at the airport.
No newspapers or magazines will be provided on board any flight.
The use of baggage trolleys will be minimised to ensure less number of touch point infections.
Passengers are requested to check the travel advisories and guidelines issued by their respective airports (departure and arrival) before travel.

Train Travel Guidelines

For train guidelines, please visit: http://contents.irctc.co.in/en/Covid19WestBengalAdvisory.pdf

Road Travel Guidelines

You have to apply online for an e-Pass to travel inter-state.
No e-Pass is required for inter-district travel.
Movement is not allowed in Category A which falls under the containment zone. Movement is only allowed between Category B & C.
Travel timing is 5:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.
No restriction on number of passengers travelling in the vehicle.
All passengers need to carry a government ID which has valid address proof.
It is mandatory to wear a mask while travelling.
A minimum of 24-48 hours is required to issue the pass.
No permission for pick-up or drop if the location falls in a containment Zone.
People aged above 65 years or those with comorbidities, pregnant women and children less than 10 years have been advised to stay home.
A medical certificate is required for those travelling on medical grounds. A list of medicines must also be provided.
e-Pass Link: https://wb.gov.in/