Dear Industry friends,

We are delighted to confirm that Jersey’s borders will reopen on the 3rd July. Airlines and ferry companies will be able to provide commercial services to and from Jersey from this date.

Whilst we are looking forward to welcoming back visitors to our beautiful island, the safety of visitors and islanders remains our top priority. So you can expect some changes when travelling to the island:

Before leaving for Jersey passengers must complete an online registration form, for contact tracing purposes stating their personal details, this will also include a declaration of health, countries visited before departing, whether they have COVID-19 symptoms or have been in close contact with someone who is infected. 

On arrival in Jersey, either:

1. Provide documentary evidence of a negative PCR test, taken within 72 hours of arriving in Jersey
   Or:
2. Be swab-tested at the airport or harbour, then while waiting for the results you should limit the time spent away from your accommodation, limit social contact and, where possible, avoid public transport and indoor gatherings
   Or:
3. Self-isolate for 14 days.”

There will also be a few changes at the airport. This video outlines the safety measures that are now in place at the airport.

In summary, all passengers must complete a pre-registration before travelling, followed by either swab-testing or self-isolation on arrival. Anyone who fails to pre-register can expect to face significant delays when arriving in the Island we would encourage you to ensure that all your clients complete their preregistration form prior to travelling.

When returning to the UK, there is no need to self isolate for 14 days.

If you have any questions in relation to the above information please do not hesitate to contact myself or any of the Visit Jersey team.

Best Wishes

Sarah

Jersey, rediscover #theislandbreak
 

Sarah Barton
Head of Trade

T:      +44 (0) 7986 988843
W:    www.jersey.com
E:     s.barton@visitjersey.je