Australia

All passengers, especially those who booked through our Travel Agency partners, are required to provide updated contact information to avoid missing out on any important updates such as unwanted delays, cancellation and sudden travel rules and requirements of your destination. Here are the easy steps that you can follow:

1. Go to ‘Manage Booking’ 

2. Input your Booking reference and Last Name to retrieve your booking

3. Click 'Modify Travellers Details'

4. Update your mobile number, email address and click 'Continue'

All visa holders who are fully vaccinated in accordance with Australia’s international border entry requirements will be able to arrive in Australia without needing an approved travel exemption. Subject to the requirements of the relevant state or territory of arrival, all fully vaccinated visa holders can travel to Australia without being included in international passenger caps.

These provisions also apply to temporary visa holders who:

• Are under the age of 12 years and 3 months at the time of departure for international travel to Australia (whether vaccinated or not); or
• Are under the age of 18 years at the time of departure for international travel to Australia, when the child is travelling with at least one adult who meets the definition of fully vaccinated; or
• Cannot be vaccinated for medical reasons
  • Vaccination is contraindicated (with acceptable evidence and subject to state and territory requirements).

The following unvaccinated travelers may also enter Australia:

• Australia Citizens
• Australian Permanent Residents
• New Zealand Citizens who are usually resident in Australia.  See “Evidence you are usually resident in Australia” at https://www.homeaffairs.gov.au/covid19/unvaccinated-travellers/nz-citz/entering-transiting-australia
• Immediate family members of an Australian citizen, permanent resident or New Zealand citizen usually resident in Australia (note additional steps for unvaccinated family members here: Immediate family of Australian citizen or permanent resident of Australia (homeaffairs.gov.au
• Children under the age of 12 years and 3 months
• Children aged between 12 and 17 years while travelling with a fully vaccinated parent/caregiver (as per the current Advice to Industry)
• Individuals with a medical certificate/or sufficient evidence of a medical condition preventing them from being vaccinated

Other passengers who are in an exempt category or who hold an individual travel exemption

MEDICAL DOCUMENTS

• Recognized Proof of Vaccination

• If vaccinated in Australia, Australian Government-issued International COVID-19 Vaccination Certificate (ICVC)

• If vaccinated overseas, Foreign-issued Vaccination Certificate

• Passengers who are unable to get vaccinated for medical reasons shall be required to present the following at the check-in counter:

• Medical Certificate stating the following:
  • Traveler’s name (this must match their travel identification documents)
  • Date of medical consultation
  • Details of the medical practitioner
  • Details that clearly outline that they have a medical condition which means they cannot receive a COVID-19 vaccination (vaccination is contraindicated).

• IMPORTANT NOTES:

• Effective April 18, 2022, all travellers will no longer need to provide evidence of a negative COVID-19 test result prior to boarding a flight to Australia 
• All Children under 12 years of age will be treated as though they were fully vaccinated for the purposes of travel arrangements. 
• Children who are 12-17 years of age are automatically exempt from travel restrictions regardless of their vaccination status, when travelling with an accompanying adult. 

TRAVEL DOCUMENTS

• Registration to the Digital Passenger Declaration (DPD) 

• This requirement is MANDATORY and must be filled-out atleast 7 days prior the actual date of departure

• PH Bureau of Immigration Declaration Form  

• Travel and Health Insurance (check if you are required)

• For passengers whose COVID-19 test will be taken from any of PAL’s Partner Laboratories, please register to PAL Laboratory Partner e-CIF as early as 5 days before departure.

 For the more information on Australia's latest announcements regarding COVID-19, please visit www.homeaffairs.gov.au/COVID19.