COVID-19 Specific Policy Updates

Last updated: 25^th May 2020

COVID-19 Travel Advisory Updates

Updates from the Ministry of Civil Aviation, Government of India

The Government of India has eased travel restrictions for domestic air travel within India, for travel effective from Monday, 25th May, 2020. The Ministry of Civil Aviation has issued detailed guidelines that need to be followed by the passengers before arriving at the airport, at the airport, in-flight and upon reaching the destination. Please go through the detailed guidelines to ensure your well-being and that of the others: Guidelines for air passengers after recommencing of air travel from 25th May, 2020.

Important Note

All passengers must fill the self-declaration form attached here, which will need to be submitted at the airport, to be allowed to travel.

Some key precautions and measures to take at the airport and while flying are given below:

For other latest updates by the Ministry of Civil Aviation, you can visit the MoCA website here.

State Government Guidelines for air travel

Andaman and Nicobar
anGuidelines to be followed up on arrival:
- All passengers would be required to undergo screening upon arrival.
- All passengers would be required to share their contact details and residential address of Andaman and Nicobar Islands.
- 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).
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.
Andhra Pradesh
Guidelines to be followed up on arrival:
- All passengers entering Andhra Pradesh from high incidence areas like Surat, Ahmedabad and Mumbai, would be kept in institutional quarantine even if they tested negative for COVID-19.
- All passengers entering the state by Special Trains or Shramik Trains run by the Railways would be sent to the nearest DRC.
- All persons entering the state on foot or personal vehicles would have their details recorded in the SPANDANA app and sent to the nearest facility to have their Covid-19 test conducted as per the Government of India guidelines.
- All buses entering Andhra Pradesh with proper permission from the state shall be allowed to go to the concerned District Reception Center (DRC) through proper intimation to DRC, with police assistance.
- All buses entering Andhra Pradesh without proper permission from Andhra Pradesh and with only permission from the originating state, would need to upload passenger details on the SPANDANA app before they are allowed to go to the DRC.
- In all the above cases, the 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.
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.
Assam
Guidelines to be followed up on arrival:
- All passengers (some exceptions) to undergo 14-day quarantine on arrival.
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.
Bihar
Guidelines to be followed up on arrival:
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.
Chandigarh
Guidelines to be followed up on arrival:
- Passengers will be screened, and details of all Chandigarh based passengers will be taken.
- Domestic travellers will be home quarantines, while international travellers can use institutional quarantine.The passengers will also have to sign an undertaking at the airport. Those who are found symptomatic will be taken to the nearest health facility. Those with mild symptoms will be given the option of home isolation or will be isolated in the Covid-19 care center.
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.
Chhattisgarh
Guidelines to be followed up on arrival:
- All passengers 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 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.
- Passengers would be allowed to leave the airport after their boarding pass details and the e-Pass details of their drivers have been collected.
- All international travellers planning to return to Chhattisgarh should register themselves at the government portal: http://epass.cgcovid19.in/
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.
Dadra and Nagar Haveli & Daman and Diu
Guidelines to be followed up on arrival:
For the following identified passengers, home quarantine would be allowed:
- For identified passengers who are industrial executives/technical experts/consultant/government servants/other employees on business/official visits, samples would be collected the same day. If tested negative and they are found asymptomatic, they would be allowed to resume their work. If tested positive, they would be shifted to a COVID health facility.
- 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.
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.
Delhi
Guidelines to be followed up on arrival:
- All passengers are advised to download the Aarogya Setu app on their mobile phones.
- All passengers will have to undergo thermal screening at the point of departure, and only asymptomatic travellers would be allowed to continue further.
- All passengers are required to use face covers/masks, and are required to follow hand hygiene, respiratory hygiene, and environmental hygiene.
- All passengers must follow social distancing measures at airports
- All airports will be regularly sanitized/disinfected and will be equipped with soaps and sanitizers. Thermal screening would be done at all exit points.
- Asymptomatic passengers are permitted to travel with advice to self-monitor their health for 14 days, and symptomatic passengers would be taken to the nearest health facility to assess their clinical severity.
- Passengers showing moderate to severe symptoms would be admitted to dedicated COVID health facilities and managed accordingly.
- Passengers with mild symptoms would be given the option of home isolation or isolation in the COVID care center, as appropriate, and tested as per ICMR protocols.
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.
Goa
Guidelines to be followed up on arrival:
- Passengers will undergo thermal screening at the airport.
- Passengers will have to fill and submit self-declaration forms at the airport.
- Those passengers, who are symptomatic, need to be mandatorily tested and quarantined.
- Those passengers who are asymptomatic, have 2 options: a) get a COVID-19 test done by providing swabs at the at the collection centers and paying ₹2,000 for the test or b) maintaining self-isolation 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.
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.
Haryana
Guidelines to be followed up on arrival:
- Passengers travelling from the IGI airport to Gurugram would need to apply for a pass on the Saral Haryana portal (link to download pass: https://edisha.gov.in/eForms/HRMovePass). Flight tickets would not be enough to allow passengers into the city from the airport.
- Passengers travelling to the IGI airport from Gurugram do not require passes from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Passes are only required in case of travel between 7 p.m. to 7 a.m.
- After entering the city, passengers would have to undergo 14 days of home quarantine.
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.
Himachal Pradesh
Guidelines to be followed up on arrival:
- All passengers have to mandatorily install the Aarogya Setu app before boarding flights/trains to Himachal Pradesh.
- All passengers should maintain social distancing protocols and follow all guidelines issued by the Government of India.
- All passengers will have to undergo screening at the airport/railway station before commencing their journey to Himachal Pradesh, and again at the border check posts of the district concerned of Himachal Pradesh.
- 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.
- All travellers are required to use only authorised and verified taxi service providers to reach their respective destinations in Himachal Pradesh, from the airport/railway stations.
- The entry/exit points at state borders will remain open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
- All passengers entering Himachal Pradesh from Red Zones will have to undergo mandatory institutional quarantine at state facilities for 14 days. COVID tests would be conducted between the 6th and 10th day of arrival, and if tested negative, passengers will be allowed to stay in home quarantine for the remaining days.
- Travellers entering Himachal Pradesh from Orange/Green Zones would be screened before being sent for 14 days of home quarantine.
- If travellers sent for institutional quarantine want to avail better quarantine facilities, the same can be arranged on payment basis.
- Travellers can carry personal COVID test reports showing their negative status, which should not be more than 3 days old from the date of travel, and should have been issued by an ICMR authorized lab, to avail home quarantine instead of institutional quarantine.
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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.
Jammu and Kashmir
Guidelines to be followed up on arrival:
- All passengers/ returnees coming to the UT of J&K by Road, Rail or Air, will have to compulsorily undergo a COVID-19 test, following which they will be under Administrative Quarantine, for 14 days, till the test result is negative, in which case they’re released for Home Quarantine, or positive, in which case they are sent to a COVID hospital for recovery and treatment. The passengers can opt for paid Administrative Quarantine, after being tested.
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.
Karnataka
Guidelines to be followed up on arrival:
- All travellers entering the state are required to apply for e-Pass on the Seva Sindhu portal, by giving mobile number, address in Karnataka and PNR before reaching the origin airport/railway station. They need to show the acknowledgement SMS at the check-in counter/to TTE. Upon validation, the application will be approved and e-Pass will be sent to the passenger’s mobile phone, before arrival at the destination.
- After verification of the e-Pass, health check will be carried out for all the passengers on arrival.
- All passengers transiting through Karnataka also have to mandatorily apply through the Seva Sindhu portal, to enable tracking. Persons arriving at the state border without the e-Pass will not be allowed to enter the state.
- All travellers must mandatorily have the Arogya Setu app, Quarantine Watch app and Apthamitra app active on their phones.
- All travellers will be placed under mandatory home quarantine for 14 days from the date of arrival. Travellers entering from high-risk states (Maharashtra, Gujarat, Tamil Nadu, Delhi, Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh)) would have to mandatorily spend the first 7 days under institutional quarantine, at their own cost, followed by home quarantine for another 7 days.
- Home quarantine is allowed for categories given below, along with one attendant, after their test result is negative:
  - Pregnant Women
  - Children below the age of 10 years
  - Senior citizens above the age of 80 years
  - Terminally ill patients (Cancer, Stroke etc.)
- Businessmen travelling to Karnataka should produce a Covid negative certificate not more than two days old from the date of travel, from an ICMR-approved laboratory.
- All standard testing and quarantine protocols would be followed by the regional bodies, according to the guidelines issued by the Government of India.
- All medical professionals, nurses, para-medical staffs, sanitation personnel and ambulance staff will have to undergo home quarantine for 14 days.
- All members of Defence, Para-military, Railways, DRDO, ISRO and PSUs will have to undergo institutional quarantine for 14 days in dedicated guest houses or the quarantine facility of the concerned organisation.
- For rural population, home quarantine of 14 days would be followed, in their farm houses.
- All pending and future applications at Seva Sindhu portal would be decided on following basis:
  - Those returning to Karnataka due to death of a family member.
  - Those facing medical emergency/treatment for terminal illness.
  - Pregnant women/elderly persons.
  - Migrant workers/labourers who have been laid off.
  - Students, if their educational institutions/hostels have been closed.
  - Tourists/pilgrims stranded due to the lockdown.
  - Tourists/pilgrims stranded due to the lockdown.
  - Those returning to Karnataka from abroad at airports outside Karnataka
- All border districts would have specific entry and exit points for movement of vehicles in and out of the state.
- Travellers entering Karnataka by 2 wheelers/cars/four wheelers, would undergo health screening at the border check-posts and then accumulated into groups of 10-15 persons to be sent to the destination district along with the bus headed for the same district.
- All vehicles entering the state to drop-off passengers would need to collect passes for the return journey from the Office of the Deputy Commissioner.
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.
Kerala
Guidelines to be followed up on arrival:
- All passengers entering Kerala are required to register on the Covid19Jagratha portal: https://covid19jagratha.kerala.nic.in/ and select the arrival airport to obtain the requisite travel permit with a QR code, which will be sent on the registered phone number and email address.
- Boarding pass would only be issued to passengers who produce a valid entry pass obtained from the Covid19Jagratha portal.
- For more than one person travelling on a single ticket, details of all the persons must be entered on the portal using the ‘add family member’ option.
- After undergoing medical screening for symptoms of COVID-19, asymptomatic individuals must undergo home quarantine for 14 days, if the local self-governing institution permits for the same (as per Covid19Jagratha portal). Else, passengers would have to undergo institutional quarantine within the district.
- 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.
- All symptomatic individuals would be sent to isolation facilities in designated ambulances.
Guidelines to be followed while exiting the state:
- 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 with valid flight tickets travelling outside Kerala must reach the airport at least three hours before departure.
- All passengers would get a certificate stating their asymptomatic status and contact history with any COVID-19 positive person, at the airport.
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.
Ladakh
Guidelines to be followed up on arrival, Click here

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.
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
Guidelines to be followed up on arrival/exiting the state
- All inbound and outbound travellers have to undergo medical check-up and thermal screening at the arrival and departure points at the airport.
- All the inbound and outbound travellers are required to submit a self-declaration form stating their personal contact details.
- All passengers showing symptoms of COVID-19, would be tested and allowed to continue travelling, only if they test negative. If they test positive, they would be taken to dedicated COVID hospitals/care centres for further treatment.
- 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.
- 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.
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.
Maharashtra
- Passengers are requested to fill the self-declaration form issued by the Ministry of Civil Aviation, which will have to be shown at the airport
- Passengers are requested to follow all guidelines issued by the Ministry of Civil Aviation
- Passengers are requested to check and confirm the flight details with the airline, before leaving for the airport
Manipur
Guidelines to be followed up on arrival:
- All passengers will undergo full thermal scan on arrival.
- Those who are asymptomatic will be stamped for home quarantine.
- Any symptomatic passenger or suspected passenger will be separated immediately and sent to Isolation Ward/ Covid-19 Treatment Ward by a medical team.
- Installation of Aarogya Setu has been made mandatory and only passengers with green status on the app can travel.
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.
Meghalaya
Guidelines to be followed up on arrival:
- 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.
- 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.
- 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
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.
Mizoram
Guidelines to be followed up on arrival:All permanent residents of Mizoram and government servants stranded outside the state due to Covid-19 lockdown, who wish to fly back to Mizoram must:
- Give their flight and ticket details to the Resident Representative of Mizoram located in the areas where they are currently stranded. In states and cities with no resident representatives/ Mizoram House, local Mizo Welfare Associations can be contacted.
- Get prior permission or a movement permit from the Home Department of the Mizoram Government before boarding any flight.
- Undergo mandatory screening at the airport for Covid-19 symptoms and Rapid Antibody Test as per the state government rules.
- Undergo mandatory quarantine for 14 days as per the directives of the respective Deputy Commissioners.
- Make use of the transportation arranged by their respective Deputy Commissioners to travel from the airport to the quarantine facility.
- Undergo RT-PCR test at the quarantine facility if they are travelling from any areas declared a Red Zone by the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, GOI.
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.
Nagaland
Guidelines to be followed up on arrival
- Travellers from Green and Orange Zones will be screened on arrival and if found asymptomatic, will have to undergo institutional quarantine for 3 days, followed by a mandatory home quarantine for another 14 days.
- Those travelling from or through Red Zones will be screened and sent for mandatory 14 days of institutional quarantine, followed by another 14 days of home quarantine.
- 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.
For travellers entering Nagaland by Air:
- 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 facility for treatment.
- On arrival at 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.
Guidelines to be followed up on arrival
- Passengers are requested to follow all guidelines issued by the Ministry of Civil Aviation, in addition to the guidelines issued by the State Government.
Odisha
Guidelines to be followed up on arrival
- 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. Quarantine period may extend as per the directives of local authorities.
- If such rural returnee traveller in quarantine develops symptoms requiring medical attention, he/she may be shifted to COVID-19 Care Centre/COVID Hospital. 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.
- Returnees to urban areas will compulsorily have to stay in home quarantine for 14 days, as per guidelines issued by H&FW Dept., Govt. of Odisha. In case of 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.
Guidelines to be followed up on arrival
- Passengers are requested to follow all guidelines issued by the Ministry of Civil Aviation, in addition to the guidelines issued by the State Government.
Punjab
Guidelines to be followed up on arrival
- 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.
Guidelines to be followed up on arrival
- Passengers are requested to follow all guidelines issued by the Ministry of Civil Aviation, in addition to the guidelines issued by the State Government.
Tamil Nadu
Guidelines to be followed up on arrival
- All incoming passengers to obtain a mandatory TN e-pass by registering on https://tnepass.tnega.org before travel. All incoming passengers to undergo thermal screening; symptomatic passengers to be isolated and taken to the nearest health facility and asymptomatic passengers to undergo a 14-day home quarantine. Those without a residence in Tamil Nadu to go into paid institutional quarantine.
Guidelines to be followed up on arrival
- 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
Guidelines to be followed up on arrival
- Thermal screening of all passengers shall be done at the exit point.
- All passengers with foreign travel history in last 28 days, foreign passport holders and having symptoms will be taken to nearby facility center for collection of samples from each passenger. They will be kept in facility quarantine till result is 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).
- Sample will be collected for all asymptomatic passengers who are not Tripura residents and are arriving to stay more than 72 hours. Their place of stay in Tripura will be noted and they will be advised to 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).
- For all other 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.
Guidelines to be followed up on arrival
- Passengers are requested to follow all guidelines issued by the Ministry of Civil Aviation, in addition to the guidelines issued by the State Government.
Uttar Pradesh
Guidelines to be followed up on arrival
- All passengers entering Uttar Pradesh for long-term stays would have to undergo a mandatory 14-day home quarantine.
- 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.
- All passengers need to register themselves at the government portal: https://reg.upcovid.in/ upon arrival. They shall receive a message, following which they can exit the airport. For queries and assistance, please dial 1800-180-5145.
Guidelines to be followed up on arrival
- Passengers are requested to follow all guidelines issued by the Ministry of Civil Aviation, in addition to the guidelines issued by the State Government.
Uttarakhand
Guidelines to be followed up on arrival
- All passengers would be required to undergo institutional quarantine for a specific period, as specified by the health authorities/state government, unless they show symptoms which require them to undergo a stay in a medical facility.
- All passengers shall be given a choice to select a quarantine centre on their own. Complete list of quarantine centres on payment basis shall be available at the help desk. The rates will be fixed, in advance, as per the state government/district administration guidelines.
- On being discharged from the quarantine centre, travel permits will be issued on submission of relevant medical documents.
- For passengers authorized by the state government for essential services or other purposes, would be required to move directly to the quarantine centre designated for them. They shall, however, be allowed to move to their place of work and it shall be the responsibility of the concerned establishment to ensure that all norms of safety and social distancing, as per MoHFW and META guidelines, are strictly followed.
- Movement to/from containment zones is completely prohibited.
Guidelines to be followed while exiting the state
- All outbound passengers will be required to undergo thermal screening.
Guidelines to be followed up on arrival
- Passengers are requested to follow all guidelines issued by the Ministry of Civil Aviation, in addition to the guidelines issued by the State Government.