State Government Guideline for Air/Road/Train Travel

• Andaman and Nicobar

  Quarantine Regulations

  -14 days of home quarantine

  Required Documents

  -All passengers would be required to share their contact details and residential address of Andaman and Nicobar Islands

  Other Guidelines

  -All passengers would be required to undergo screening upon arrival.

  -All asymptomatic passengers would be allowed to travel to their residence/next destination by local/private transport

  -All symptomatic/suspected passengers, assessed by the health authorities, would be required to stay isolated, at the designated COVID Care Centre (CCC)

• Andhra Pradesh

  Quarantine Regulations

  -14 days of home quarantine for passengers entering from non-COVID hotspots

  -For passengers coming from COVID hotspots, there will be an institutional quarantine for 7 days, followed by another 7 days of home quarantine

  Required Documents

  -Link to e-Pass: https://bit.ly/2XpBKMI

  -All travellers to the state must submit their details on the Spandana state portal. More details can be found at: https://www.ap.gov.in/?page_id=66

  Other Guidelines

  Testing shall be done as per the protocol communicated by MH&FW department from time to time. The persons can be released for home quarantine once they test negative with proper intimation to village/ward level health functionaries.

  Specific Guidelines for Train Travel:

  -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

  Specific Guidelines for Road Travel:

  -You must apply online for an e-Pass to travel inter-state but not inter-district. You can get the same here.

  -Only two people can travel with one driver.

  -All passengers need to carry a government ID which has valid address proof.

  -Time taken to issue a pass is 24 hours.

  -Travel timing is 5:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.

  -It is mandatory to wear a mask while travelling.

  -People aged above 65 years, those with comorbidities, pregnant women and children less than 10 years have been advised to stay home.

  -Restrictions are applicable in Containment Zones.

  -Spandana site has to be followed for registration of e-Pass.

  -All incoming travellers have to take tests at the check-post and only then can they enter the state.

  -Link to e-Pass: https://www.spandana.ap.gov.in/

• Assam

  Quarantine Regulations

  -All travellers entering the state must undergo 7 days of institutional quarantine, followed by another 7 days of home quarantine. For those passengers who must undergo institutional quarantine, there is an option to choose between either the government-funded facility or a self-paid hotel facility.

  -Exceptions to the quarantine rule are:

     o Those who have a same-day return ticket

      o Pregnant women, elderly people (over 75 years of age and requiring assistance), children below 10 years who are travelling with parents and siblings, the differently abled, immediate relatives of hospitalised patients and patients who have recently undergone cardiac, kidney or cancer treatment/surgery/transplant.

  Required Documents

  -All passengers would be required to submit the Health Declaration form prescribed by state

  Other Guidelines

  -All passengers must undergo mandatory temperature scanning on arrival.

  -All incoming passengers will be screened at thermal screening booths manned by medical staff.

  -After disembarking from the flight, passengers are required to walk up to the health desks in groups of 20-25 while maintaining 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.

  -All the departure points at the airport have screening booths. All those wishing to fly out of the state, will be screened. Symptomatic travellers will not be allowed to enter the airport and must undergo further health checks as per administration’s guidelines.

  Specific Guidelines for Train Travel:

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

  Specific Guidelines for Road Travel:

  -The state government will be running bus services four times a day from Guwahati to various districts across Assam.

  -Passengers are allowed to either hire authorized taxis or use private vehicles. But vehicle details and name of destination must be provided to the district administration in the form of signed undertakings.

• Bihar

  Quarantine Regulations

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

  Other Guidelines:

  -All passengers would be required to undergo screening upon arrival.

  Specific Guidelines for Train Travel:

  -For train guidelines, please visit: http://contents.irctc.co.in/en/Covid19BiharAdvisory.pdf

• Chandigarh

  Quarantine Regulations

  -14 days of home quarantine

  Required Documents

  -Passengers will have to submit the health declaration form

  Other Guidelines

  -Passengers will be screened, and details of all Chandigarh based passengers will be taken

  -All residents of Punjab should undergo COVID 19 test (free of costs)

• Chhattisgarh

  Quarantine Regulations

  -14 days of home quarantine

  Required Documents

  -Passenger to do registration for E-pass before their journey on the below link  http://epass.cgcovid19.in

  Other Guidelines

  -All passengers arriving at Chhattisgarh will be undergo thermal screening

  -The details of the passengers arriving at Chhattisgarh will be registered

  -All symptomatic passengers would be taken to state isolation wards with their luggage after their samples have been taken.

  -All asymptomatic passengers would have to undergo paid quarantine for a period of 14 days and give an undertaking to that effect. They will only be allowed to go home after they test negative after the quarantine period.

  -If international travellers can show certificates of having completed the mandatory 14-days quarantine outside Chhattisgarh, before entering the state, they would be subjected to home quarantine for the next 14 days.

  -However, if the travellers do not have facility for home quarantine, then they would be sent to pre-decided quarantine facilities, the cost of which will have to be paid by the travellers.

  Specific Guidelines for Air Travel:

  -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.

  -All international travellers landing at airports without connecting flights to Raipur have to arrange for self-paid vehicles to take them to their destinations. Help shall be provided by the State Nodal Authority for the same.

  Specific Guidelines for Train Travel:

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

  -All passengers entering Chhattisgarh by train must follow self-quarantine for 14 days after reaching their destination.

  Specific Guidelines for Road Travel:

  -You must apply for an e-Pass online to travel inter-state and inter-district. You can get the e-Pass here.

  -Only two people can travel with one driver.

  -All passengers need to carry a government ID which has valid address proof.

  -Time taken to issue pass is minimum 24 hours.

  -Travel timing is 5:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.

  -It is mandatory to wear a mask while travelling.

  -People aged above 65 years, those with comorbidities, pregnant women and children less than 10 years have been advised to stay home.

  -Medical certificate is required in case reason for travel is on medical grounds. This includes names of medicines.

  -Customers must enter the cab number and reason of travelling to create an e-Pass.

  -Original ID proof of the customer is required during travels.

  -Pass is generated from the source city. (Customer has to mandatorily click on Round Trip and choose Return Date as an option in the e-Pass).

  -Vehicle details are required to raise an e-Pass.

  -e-Pass Link: http://admser.chd.nic.in/dpc/

• Dadra and Nagar Haveli & Daman and Diu

  Quarantine Regulations

  -Passengers whose test results are positive will be kept under institutional quarantine and the rest can quarantine themselves at home for 14 days.

  Other Guidelines

  -All passengers would be required to undergo screening upon arrival.

  -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.

• Delhi

  Quarantine Regulations

  -Travellers to Delhi who are not exhibiting any symptoms are required to undergo home quarantine for 7 days.

  -All passengers showing moderate to severe symptoms will be admitted to dedicated COVID health facilities.

  Other Guidelines

  -All passengers are advised to download the Aarogya Setu app on their mobile phones.

  -All passengers are required to use face covers/masks, and are required to follow hand hygiene, respiratory hygiene, and environmental hygiene.

  -All travellers must follow social distancing measures at airports/railway stations/bus terminals.

  -All airports/bus terminals/railway stations will be regularly sanitized/disinfected, and will be equipped with soaps and sanitizers. Thermal screening would be done at all exit points.

  -All passenger details would be shared by concerned authorities with government officers, daily.

  Specific Guidelines for Air Travel:

  -All passengers will have to undergo thermal screening at the point of departure, and only asymptomatic travellers would be allowed to continue further.

  Specific Guidelines for Train Travel:

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

  Specific Guidelines for Road Travel:

  -You must apply for an e-Pass online to travel inter-state. You can get the e-pass here.

  -Only two people can travel with one driver.

  -No e-Pass is required for travelling inter-district (movement in cantonment area is not allowed).

  -All passengers need to carry a government ID which has valid address proof.

  -Time taken to issue the pass is minimum 24 hours.

  -Travel timing is 5:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.

  -It is mandatory to wear a mask while travelling.

  -People aged above 65 years, those with comorbidities, pregnant women and children less than 10 years have been advised to stay home.

  -A medical certificate is required for customers in case the reason for travel is on medical grounds. This includes the names of medicines.

  -Pass is generated from the source city.

  -Pass depicts that round trip is optional. Customer has to mandatorily click on Round Trip and choose Return Date as an option while applying for the e-Pass.

  -Original ID proof of customer is required during travel.

  -Stranded people during lockdown who want to go to other states and category of people providing essential services are eligible to travel with e-Pass.

  -Curfew e-Pass is being issued for those who are engaged in essential service likes manufacturing and transportation and those who work in storage and shops, but do not have a government or private ID.

  -Vehicle number and vehicle RC is required to apply for e-Pass.

  -e-Pass Link: https://epass.jantasamvad.org/epass/init/

• Goa

  Quarantine Regulations

  -Those passengers, who are symptomatic, need to be mandatorily tested and quarantined.

  -Those passengers who are asymptomatic, have 3 options:
  a) Produce a Covid-negative certificate issued by an ICMR authorised lab, not more than 48 hours prior to their arrival in Goa b) Go for mandatory 14 days of home quarantine. They will be hand-stamped and their family members will also be required to be in home quarantine. If a passenger does not have any place to home quarantine, they can opt for self-paid institutional quarantine for 14 days. c) Opt for a swab-test (cost INR 2000) and stay in self-paid institutional quarantine till the results come.

  -Passengers who have a history of international travel as declared in the form, he or she will have to pay ₹2,000 and will be mandatorily tested and quarantined till test results come.

  Required Documents:

  -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 the travellers. Link: https://goaonline.gov.in/appln/uil/deptservices?__DocId=REV&__ServiceId=REV18

  Other Guidelines

  -Passengers will undergo thermal screening at the airport.

  Specific Guidelines for Train Travel:

  -For train guidelines, please visit: http://contents.irctc.co.in/en/Covid19GoaAdvisory.pdf

• Gujarat

  Quarantine Regulations:

  -14 days home quarantine

  Required Documents:

  Passengers need to register before landing in Surat. For android users, there is an app as well. Both links as below:

  https://www.suratmunicipal.gov.in/EServices/Covid19SelfReporting

  https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=in.smc.covidout

  Other Guidelines

  -Passengers will undergo thermal screening at the airport.

  Specific Guidelines for Train Travel:

  -For train guidelines, please visit: http://contents.irctc.co.in/en/Covid19GoaAdvisory.pdf

  Specific Guidelines for Train Travel:

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

  Specific Guidelines for Road Travel:

  -You have to apply online for an e-Pass to travel inter-state but not for travelling within the state (movement in the cantonment zone is not allowed). Get the e-Pass here.

  -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 Cantonment 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 Regulations

  -14 days home quarantine

  Required Documents

  -All passengers need to download Aarogya Setu app

  -Passenger flying to Chandigarh must fill Self-declaration form

  Other Guidelines

  -Passengers will undergo thermal screening at the airport.

  Specific Guidelines for Train Travel:

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

  Specific Guidelines for Road Travel:

  -No e-Pass is required to travel inter-state and inter-district

  -Only two people can travel with one driver.

  -Travel timing is 5:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.

  -It is mandatory to wear a mask while travelling.

  -People aged above 65 years, those with comorbidities, pregnant women and children less than 10 years have been advised to stay home.

  -All non-essential and essential travel is allowed.

• Himachal Pradesh

  Quarantine Regulations

  -14 days institutional quarantine, if coming from red zones

  -14 days home quarantine, if passenger carrying COVID 19 negative test report from LAB authorized from ICM within 02 days of departure.

  Required Documents

  -COVID 19 negative test report from LAB authorized from ICM within 02 days of departure.

  Other Guidelines

  -Passengers will undergo thermal screening at the airport.

  -Entry/Exit from State borders will be allowed only from 6 A.M. – 8P.M.

  -All passengers should maintain social distancing protocols and follow all guidelines issued by the Government of India.

  -Airline ticket, valid boarding pass and confirmed train tickets would be considered valid documents for passengers to move beyond the Airport Arrival Terminals and Railway Stations to their respective destinations in Himachal Pradesh. However, all travellers should carry a valid ID card to prove her/his identity at the state entry points.

  Specific Guidelines for Train Travel:

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

  Specific Guidelines for Road Travel:

  -You must apply online for an e-Pass to travel inter-state. You can get the e-pass here.

  -No e-Pass is required for inter-district travel.

  -Only three people can travel with one driver.

  -All passengers need to carry a government ID which has valid address proof.

  -Time taken to issue the pass is minimum 24 hours.

  -Travel timing is 5:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.

  -It is mandatory to wear a mask while travelling.

  -People aged above 65 years, those with comorbidities, pregnant women and children less than 10 years have been advised to stay home.

  -Medical certificate is required in case reason for travel is on medical grounds. This includes names of medicines.

  -Driver and cab details are required while applying for e-Pass.

  -It is mandatory to use the Arogya Setu app.

  -Customers must select 'Additional Person Accompanying' and fill the details of their driver.

  -Original ID proof of customer is required during travel.

  -Pass is generated from the source city. (Customer has to mandatorily click on Round Trip and choose Return Date as an option in the e-Pass).

  -Vehicle and driver details required to raise an e-Pass.

  -e-Pass Link: https://covid19epass.hp.gov.in/applications/epass/apply

• Jammu and Kashmir

  Quarantine Regulations

  -14 days institutional quarantine, if passengers are symptomatic

  -Home quarantine, if swab tests done on arrival of the passengers are negative (until the test reports come out, all passengers will have to undergo institutional quarantine)

  Required Documents

  -To fill up ICMR Health form on arrival.

  Other Guidelines

  -Mandatory COVID 19 test upon arrival (except defense personnel)

  Specific Guidelines for Train Travel:

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

  Specific Guidelines for Road Travel:

  -You have to apply online for an e-Pass to travel inter-state and inter-district. You can get the e-Pass here: https://bit.ly/2U2fQ02 and https://bit.ly/3cnVJiU

  -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 Cantonment 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.

• Jharkhand

  Quarantine Regulations

  -All passengers entering Jharkhand will have to undergo 14 days home quarantine

  Other Guidelines

  Specific Guidelines for Train Travel:

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

• Karnataka

  Quarantine Regulations

  -All travellers from Maharashtra must undergo 7 days of institutional quarantine while travellers from both Delhi and Tamil Nadu must undergo 3 days of institutional quarantine.

  -Travellers from states other than Maharashtra, Delhi and Tamil Nadu must undergo 14 days of mandatory home quarantine.

  o They must show a confirmed flight/ train ticket with a departure date that is no later than 7 days from the arrival date.

  o Business travellers arriving by road need to provide an address proof of the person they intend to meet in Karnataka.

  o They have to produce a COVID negative test certificate which is not more than 2 days old.

  o Those who do not have a COVID negative test certificate have to undergo mandatory institutional quarantine for two days, within which time they need to get a test done at their own expense. Once the test comes negative, they are exempted from quarantine.

  -Business travellers from other states who are found to be asymptomatic are exempted from quarantine and hand stamping if they can produce confirmed return train/flight ticket no later than 7 days from the date of arrival. In case of road travel, they must provide address proof of native state.

  Required Documents

  -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 destination state. All transit travellers going by road will be hand-stamped.

  Other Guidelines

  Specific Guidelines for Train Travel:

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

  Specific Guidelines for Road Travel:

  -No e-Pass is required for inter and intra state travel.

  -Customers have to mandatorily register on Seva Sindhu Portal before entering the state (Self Registration).

  -Only two people can travel with one driver.

  -All passengers need to carry a government ID which has valid address proof.

  -Travel timing is 5:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.

  -It is mandatory to wear a mask while travelling.

  -People aged above 65 years, those with comorbidities, pregnant women and children less than 10 years have been advised to stay home.

  -Travellers from other states entering into Karnataka have to stay in institutional quarantine as per government policy.

  -Restrictions are applicable in containment zones.

  -Customers need an e-Pass in case the destination state asks for the same to enter the respective state.

• Kerala

  Quarantine Regulations

  -All passengers entering Kerala are required to undergo 14 days of home quarantine

  -There will be no mandatory quarantine for those visiting Kerala on short term trips. They have to instead obtain an entry pass.

  Required Documents

  -All travellers travelling outside Kerala are required to get exit passes issued from the District Administration at designated airports, after undergoing health screening.

  -All passengers need to have a valid e-Pass, obtained from Covid19Jagratha portal.

  -Boarding pass would only be issued to passengers who produce a valid entry pass obtained from the Covid19Jagratha portal.

  Other Guidelines

  -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.

  Specific Guidelines for Train Travel:

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

  Specific Guidelines for Road Travel:

  -You must apply online for an e-Pass to travel inter-state but not for inter-district travel. You can get the e-Pass here.

  -Only three people can travel with one driver.

  -All passengers need to carry a government ID which has valid address proof.

  -Time taken to issue a pass requires 24 hours.

  -Travel timing is 5:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.

  -Pass is valid for both ways by default.

  -It is mandatory to wear a mask while travelling.

  -People aged above 65 years, those with comorbidities, pregnant women and children less than 10 years have been advised to stay home.

  -There is no permission for pickup or drop if your location falls in Containment Zone.

  -Vehicle Number is required to raise an e-Pass.

  -Link: https://covid19jagratha.kerala.nic.in/home/addDomestic

• Ladakh

  Other Guidelines

  -Guidelines to be followed up on arrival,  Click here

• Lakshadweep

  Guidelines to be followed up on arrival:

  -Only passengers with a confirmed COVID-19 negative report not later than 2 days before the flight shall be allowed to board

  Guidelines issued by the Ministry of Civil Aviation

  -Passengers are requested to follow all guidelines issued by the Ministry of Civil Aviation, in addition to the guidelines issued by the State Government.

• Madhya Pradesh

  Quarantine Regulations

  -Passengers are advised to undergo home quarantine for 7 days, after arrival

  -If passengers are symptomatic on arrival and test positive, then they will have to undergo 10 days of institutional quarantine. If symptomatic, then passengers will be in institutional quarantine till their test results are out

  Required Documents

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

  Other Guidelines

  -Thermal screening and health profiling on arrival. If symptomatic, COVID test to be performed and institutional quarantine till test result

  -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.

  Specific Guidelines for Train Travel:

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

  Specific Guidelines for Road Travel:

  -You must apply for an e-Pass online to travel inter-state and inter-district. You can get the e-pass

  -Only two people can travel with one driver.

  -Travel timing is 5:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.

  -It is mandatory to wear a mask while travelling.

  -People aged above 65 years, those with comorbidities, pregnant women and children less than 10 years have been advised to stay home.

  -Pass is generated from the source city. (Customer has to mandatorily click on Round Trip and choose Return Date as an option in the e-Pass).

  -Original ID proof of customer is required during travel.

  -Vehicle details are required to raise an e-Pass.

  -e-Pass Link: https://bit.ly/3dmG8S5

• Maharashtra

  Quarantine Regulations

  -All passengers are required to undergo home quarantine for 14 days (Aurangabad, Pune, Nagpur and Mumbai)

  -Passengers travelling to Shirdi will have to undergo 10 days of institutional quarantine, followed by 4 days of home quarantine

  -Passengers travelling to Kolhapur will have to undergo 7 days of institutional quarantine, followed by 7 days of home quarantine

  -International arrival passengers, arriving first in Mumbai will have to undergo 7 days of institutional quarantine, followed by 7 days of home quarantine

  -Exemption: Passengers travelling to Maharashtra for less than a week, are exempted from home isolation, provided they furnish details of their onward/return journey.

  Required Documents

  -All passenger to download Aarogya Setu app & furnish declaration

  -Passengers to submit Health declaration form on arrival

  -All passengers need to inform the authorities about their place of stay if they are not putting up at their homes.

  Other Guidelines

  -Passengers will not be allowed to enter containment zones or hotspot areas.

  -Any passenger found travelling without meeting the required conditions would face penal action.

  Specific Guidelines for Train Travel:

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

  Specific Guidelines for Road Travel:

  -Inter-district movement is allowed with an e-Pass. Movement is not allowed in Containment Zone/Red Zone. You can get the e-pass here.

  -Inter-state movement is not allowed as per the guidelines.

  -Only two people can travel with one driver.

  -All passengers need to carry a government ID which has valid address proof (like Aadhaar Card) and Medical Certificate. Medical certificate is mandatory.

  -Time taken to issue the pass is minimum 48 hours.

  -Religious places to remain closed across the state during the lockdown period.

  -Travel timing is 5:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.

  -It is mandatory to wear a mask while travelling.

  -People aged above 65 years, those with comorbidities, pregnant women and children less than 10 years have been advised to stay home.

  -There is no permission for pickup or drop if your location falls in Containment Zone.

  -Pass is generated from the source city. (Customer has to mandatorily click on Round Trip and choose Return Date as an option in the e-Pass).

  -From any city to Nashik, customers are advised to take the Covid Test and stay home quarantined for 14 Days.

  -e-Pass Link: https://covid19.mhpolice.in/

• Manipur

  Quarantine Regulations

  -All passengers are required to undergo institutional quarantine for 14 days

  Required Documents

  -Install & register QuarMon App https://quarmonmanipur.nic.in. Currently only available for android users. App will soon be available for iOS as well. Instructions given in the app to be followed by all arriving passengers.

  Other Guidelines

  -All passengers will undergo full thermal scan on arrival.

• Meghalaya

  Quarantine Regulations

  -Passengers are requested to undergo institutional quarantine for 48 hours

  Required Documents

  -Arriving passengers should register on the state portal at http://meghalayaonline.gov.in/covid/travel.htm

  Other Guidelines

  -People returning from other states to Meghalaya would have to undergo the testing protocols prescribed by the Health and Family Welfare Department.

  -Upon returning, passengers would be taken to Shillong or Tura for testing, and kept in institutional quarantine for up to 48 hours till test results are known. Pick-up arrangements can be made thereafter from Shillong/Tura.

  -Post registration, passengers need to provide confirmation of the itinerary, by calling the following numbers between 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.

  7005629354, 8974254116, 9863064839, 9436103308

• Mizoram

  Quarantine Regulations

  -Passengers can choose in between 14 days of institutional quarantine or 21 days of home quarantine

  Required Documents

  -Self- declaration form to be taken from arriving passenger

  -Health status to be certified on Aarogya Setu App before departure.

  Other Guidelines

  -Passenger need to register themselves on the state website for the quarantine options: https://mcovid19.mizoram.gov.in/

• Nagaland

  Quarantine Regulations

  -All passengers have to undergo 14 days of institutional quarantine and another 14 days of home quarantine after that

  -The following passengers will have to undergo 28 days of home quarantine with active surveillance

  • Person above the age of 60 years,
  • Children & parents of children 10 years & below
  • Pregnant women & accompanying spouse

  Required Documents

  -Necessary documentation & mobile app download shall be done during institutional quarantine

  Other Guidelines

  -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 are 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.

  Specific Guidelines for Air Travel:

  -Every passenger shall be screened by the medical department. Asymptomatic passengers will be ferried to Agri Expo site in designated buses arranged by the transport department, in police escort. Symptomatic passengers shall be taken to designated medical facilities for treatment.

  -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.

  Specific Guidelines for Train Travel:

  -Transport department will arrange for a sufficient fleet of buses to carry passengers from the railway station to Agri Expo, and thereafter to quarantine centres.

  -All passengers will be screened via thermal cameras at the railway station.

  -Asymptomatic passengers will be ferried to Agri Expo site in designated buses arranged by the transport department, in police escort. -Symptomatic passengers shall be taken to designated medical facilities for treatment.

  -On arrival at Agri Expo site, the passengers will be screened, segregated and placed in pre-designated quarantine centres, either in Kohima or Dimapur.

  -For train guidelines, please visit: http://contents.irctc.co.in/en/Covid19NagalandAdvisory.pdf

• Odisha

  Quarantine Regulations

  -All passengers will have to undergo 14 days of home quarantine

  -Exemption: Passengers who will be in Odisha for less than 72 hours

  Other Guidelines

  Specific Guidelines for Train Travel:

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

• Punjab

  Quarantine Regulations

  -All passengers will have to undergo 14 days of home quarantine

  -All international passengers will have to undergo 7 days of institutional quarantine

  Required Documents

  -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.

  -Before boarding, passenger to register on COVA Punjab app, the registration will be checked for each passenger.

  Other Guidelines

  -All passengers belonging to Punjab will be tested for COVID-19 at the airport. If tested positive, the passengers would be sent to an isolation facility. If tested negative, passengers would be required to home quarantine for 14 days, and to self-monitor their health and report to the nearest government health facility if they develop any symptoms of COVID-19.

  -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 travelers must download and keep the COVA-app activated.

  Specific Guidelines for Train Travel:

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

  Specific Guidelines for Road Travel:

  -You have to apply for an e-Pass online for inter-state and inter-district travel through the COVA app (Self declaration is mandatory). You can get the e-Pass here.

  -Only two people can travel with one driver.

  -All passengers need to carry a government ID which has valid address proof.

  -Time taken to issue the pass is 24 hours.

  -Travel timing is from 5:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.

  -It is mandatory to wear a mask while travelling.

  -People aged above 65 years, those with comorbidities, pregnant women and children less than 10 years have been advised to stay home.

  -Medical certificate is required in case reason for travel is on medical grounds. This includes names of medicines.

  -By downloading the Punjab COVA app, self e-Pass declaration can be created.

  -Pass is generated from the source city. (Customers have to mandatorily click on Round Trip and Return Date as an option in the e-Pass).

  -Pass can also be generated on the Punjab government app.

  -Original ID proof of the customer is required during travel.

  -Travel is allowed for medical emergencies; essential services like health, manufacturing, banking, media; death case or emergency transit and travel.

  -Vehicle number is required to raise an e-Pass.

  -e-Pass Link: https://epasscovid19.pais.net.in/

• Rajasthan

  Quarantine Regulations

  -All passengers will have to undergo 14 days of home quarantine

  -Business travellers who are travelling to Rajasthan for less than 7 days are exempted from home quarantine. Provided they can provide a negative Covid-19 test certificate

  -Passengers visiting Rajasthan for a short stay of less than 7 days and have already undergone a RT-PCR test up to 2 days before arrival and are carrying the report stating their COVID-19 negative status, would be exempted for home quarantine and permitted for return journey.

  -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.

  Required Documents

  -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.

  -Before boarding, passenger to register on COVA Punjab app, the registration will be checked for each passenger.

  Other Guidelines

  -Constant monitoring will be done. Any breach will lead to institutional quarantine and a fine might be imposed on those not following the rules.

  Specific Guidelines for Train Travel:

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

  Specific Guidelines for Road Travel:

  -No e-Pass is required to travel inter-state and inter-district (Delhi border is closed till 5th June for non-essential services).

  -Those travelling from Delhi and Maharashtra need to apply for an e-Pass from the Delhi and Maharashtra e-Pass websites respectively. You can get the e-Pass here.

  -Those travelling to Delhi and Maharashtra, need to apply for an e-Pass from the Rajasthan e-Pass website.

  -Only two people can travel with one driver.

  -Travel timing is 5:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.

  -It is mandatory to wear a mask while travelling.

  -People aged above 65 years, those with comorbidities, pregnant women and children less than 10 years have been advised to stay home.

  -Pass is generated from the source city. (Customers have to mandatorily click on Round Trip and choose Return Date as an option in the e-Pass).

  -Original ID proof of the customer is required during travel.

  -Vehicle number is required to raise an e-Pass.

  -e-Pass Link: https://epass.rajasthan.gov.in/login;jsessionid=09039D48040B5015910F0A30AE6B1E6C

• Tamil Nadu

  Quarantine Regulations

  -Passengers travelling from COVID hotspots will have to undergo 7 days of institutional quarantine

  -All passengers will have to undergo 14 days of home quarantine

  -ONLY if the passengers don’t have the option of home quarantine, they will have to undergo 14 days of institutional quarantine

  Required Documents

  -All passengers travelling to Tamil Nadu need register on state website and apply for TN e-pass: https://tnepass.tnega.org/

  Other Guidelines

  -All passengers coming from the states of Maharashtra, Gujarat & Delhi will be tested for COVID upon arrival.

  -For passengers coming from other states, they will be tested for COVID only if they show symptoms

  -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.

  Specific Guidelines for Train Travel:

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

  Specific Guidelines for Road Travel:

  -You must apply for an e-Pass for inter-state travel and for inter-zone travel within the state. You can get the same here.

  -State has been divided into 8 Zones*. There is no need of an e-Pass to travel inside the zones but it is required to travel to other zones.

  -Only two people can travel with one driver.

  -Pass is valid for both ways by default.

  -All passengers need to carry a government ID which has valid address proof.

  -Time taken to issue the pass is 24 hours.

  -Travel timing is 5:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.

  -It is mandatory to wear a mask while travelling.

  -People aged above 65 years, those with comorbidities, pregnant women and children less than 10 years have been advised to stay home.

  -There is no permission for pickup or drop if your location falls in Red or Containment Zone.

  -People travelling from high risk zones may be quarantined as per government policy.

  -Zones Bifurcation is as follows:

  • -Zone I: Coimbatore, Nilgiris, Erode, Tiuppur, Karur, Salem and Namakkal
  • -Zone II: Dharmapuri, Vellore, Tirupattur, Ranipet and Krishnagiri
  • -Zone III: Villupuram, Tiruvannamalai, Cuddalore and Kallakuruchi
  • -Zone IV: Nagapattinam, Tiruvarur, Thanjavur, Thiruchi, Ariyalur, Perambalur and Pudukottai
  • -Zone V: Dindigul, Madurai, Theni, Virudhunagar, Sivagangai and Ramanathapuram
  • -Zone VI: Thoothukudi, Tirunelveli, Kanniyakkumari and Tenkasi
  • -Zone VII: Tiruvallur, Chengalpattu and Kancheepuram
  • -Zone VIII: Chennai City
• Telangana

  Specific Guidelines for Train Travel:

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

  Guidelines issued by the Ministry of Civil Aviation

  -Passengers are requested to follow all guidelines issued by the Ministry of Civil Aviation, in addition to the guidelines issued by the State Government.

• Tripura

  Quarantine Regulations

  -All passengers will have to undergo 14 days of home quarantine

  -Passengers with foreign travel history in last 28 days to be kept in institutional quarantine till the results are declared.

  -Asymptomatic passengers having confirmed return ticket within 72 hours of arrival will be permitted to go with the advice that they self-monitor their health and in case they develop any symptoms, they will inform the district surveillance officer or the state control room No- 0381-241-2424 or national call center (1075).

  Other Guidelines

  -Passenger going to Bangladesh will be via Akhaura check-post will be transported via special transport on payment basis.

  -Thermal screening of all passengers shall be done at the exit point.

  -For all passengers, samples will be taken on random basis for every fifth passenger. After taking sample, the passenger will be asked to self-monitor their health for 14 days and remain in home quarantine. In case they develop any symptom, they will inform district surveillance officer.

• Uttar Pradesh

  Quarantine Regulations

  -All passengers entering Uttar Pradesh for long-term stays would have to undergo a mandatory 14-day home quarantine.

  -International passengers will have to undergo 7 days of institutional quarantine.

  Required Documents

  -Passenger will need to register state website before they exit the arrival hall: https://reg.upcovid.in or by calling at 1800-180-5145

  -Passenger coming for short duration (< 7days) & travelling to some other destination will have to submit their travelling details & will be exempted from quarantine measures.

  Other Guidelines

  -All passengers entering Uttar Pradesh for a stay of less than a week or transiting, do not need to undergo home quarantine. However, they would not be allowed to enter areas marked as hotspots.

  Specific Guidelines for Train Travel:

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

  Specific Guidelines for Road Travel:

  -For customers going out from Delhi, Noida and Ghaziabad, an e-Pass is mandatory. You can get the e-Pass here.

  -No e-Pass is required to travel inter-state and inter-district (Delhi border is closed till 5th June for non essential services).

  -Travel is banned from and to containment zones of Delhi, Noida and Ghaziabad (link of containment zones is attached).

  -Only two people can travel with one driver.

  -All passengers need to carry a government ID which has valid address proof.

  -Time taken to issue the pass is minimum 48 hours.

  -Travel timing is 5:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.

  -It is mandatory to wear a mask while travelling.

  -People aged above 65 years, those with comorbidities, pregnant women and children less than 10 years have been advised to stay home.

  -Medical certificate is required in case the reason for travel is on medical grounds. This includes the names of medicines.

  -E-Pass is applicable for Delhi, Noida and Ghaziabad.

  -Pass is generated from the source city. (Customers have to mandatorily click on Round Trip and choose Return Date as an option in the e-Pass).

  -Original ID proof of the customer is required during travel.

  -Vehicle number is required to raise an e-Pass

  -e-Pass Link: http://164.100.68.164/upepass2/

• Uttarakhand

  Quarantine Regulations

  -All passengers are to undergo 14 days of home quarantine

  -For passengers arriving from high-load COVID-19 infected cities (31 Districts), they will have to undergo 7 days of institutional quarantine Government facility at no charge, alternatively paid quarantine at designated hotels, followed by 14 days of home quarantine

  -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.

  Required Documents

  -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.

  -All visitors must download the Arogya Setu app and update their medical information on it.

  Other Guidelines

  Specific Guidelines for Train Travel:

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

  Specific Guidelines for Road Travel:

  -You must apply for an e-Pass online to travel inter-state and inter-district. You can get the e-pass here.

  -Only two people can travel with one driver.

  -All passengers need to carry a government ID which has valid address proof.

  -Time taken to issue the pass is minimum 24 hours.

  -Travel timing is 7:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

  -It is mandatory to wear a mask while travelling.

  -People aged above 65 years, those with comorbidities, pregnant women and children less than 10 years have been advised to stay home.

  -Medical certificate is required in case reason for travel is on medical grounds. This includes names of medicines.

  -Pass is generated from the source city. (Customer has todatorily click on Round Trip and choose Return Date as an option in the e-Pass).

  -Original ID proof of customer is required during travel.

  -Vehicle number is required to raise an e-Pass.

  -e-Pass Link: http://dsclservices.org.in/apply.php

  Hotel Guidelines:

  -All hotels, B&Bs, homestays and hospitality stays are now open in the state, except those located in containment zones.

  -Travellers coming from zones with high number of COVID-infected cases will not be allowed accommodation in the hotels. Those from low COVID-infected zones can book a stay, provided it is for a minimum of 7 days.

  -All travellers must sign and submit a self-declaration form which guarantees that they will not visit any place (for tourism or other reasons) outside the hotel premises.

• West Bengal

  Quarantine Regulations

  -Asymptomatic passengers entering the state need to self-monitor their health for 14 days

  Required Documents

  -A self-declaration form must be submitted on arrival.

  Other Guidelines

  -Till 31^st July, 2020, no domestic flights will be allowed to land in Kolkata from the following cities: Mumbai, Delhi, Pune, Nagpur, Chennai and Ahmedabad. Travellers from all other cities can continue to travel to Kolkata by air.

  -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.

  -All passengers have to undergo health screening at the point of departure, and only asymptomatic passengers would be allowed to board the plane.

  -All passengers would have to follow social distancing norms and health hygiene protocols at the airport.

  Specific Guidelines for Train Travel:

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

  Specific Guidelines for Road Travel:

  -You have to apply online for an e-Pass to travel inter-state and inter-district (movement is allowed between category B & C). You can get the e-Pass here.

  -Movement is not allowed in Category A, which falls under Containment Zone.

  -Only two people can travel with one driver.

  -All passengers need to carry a government ID which has valid address proof.

  -Time taken to issue a pass is minimum 24 hours.

  -Travel timing is 5:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.

  -It is mandatory to wear a mask while travelling.

  -People aged above 65 years, those with comorbidities, pregnant women and children less than 10 years have been advised to stay home.

  -Medical certificate required in case reason for travel is on medical grounds. This includes names of medicines

  -Pass is generated from the source city. (Customer has to mandatorily click on Round Trip and choose Return Date as an option in the e-Pass).

  -Original ID proof of customer is required during travel.

  -Vehicle details are required to raise an e-Pass.

  -e-Pass Link : https://wb.gov.in/