Dear all,
I have booked a holiday in NZ later this year. I have received an email from the Airline which has said
To be eligible to travel from Australia to New Zealand on a quarantine-free flight you must first meet the following eligibility criteria:
• you need to have been in Australia or New Zealand for 14 days prior to travel;
Does this mean if I stay in NZ for 5 days and was in Australia for a month before that, I can freely return to Australia without any need for quarantine?
Thanks
Many thanks, that makes it clear.
^^^^ Yes this…
I mean it says it right here
• you need to have been in Australia OR New Zealand for 14 days prior to travel
Assuming a month in Australia is 30 days, and you stay in NZ for 5 days - if you add the two, how many days would you have been in 'Australia or New Zealand' prior to your flight back to Aus?
I just wanted to know if they meant 14 days separately in NZ as well. Thank you for being a smart <>
That comment is being a smart <>
Hope you don't call your clients smart <> …
(Context: OP is a psychologist)
P.I. kerfuffle is on the case.
Its even worse, hes actually a psychiatrist with a medical degree and according to him 5 years medical school plus 5 years specialist training https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/581045
Imagine interpreting antipsychotic medication prescribing indications when youre confused by this "you need to have been in Australia or New Zealand for 14 days prior to travel;"
Yes, it just means you can't have been anywhere apart from Australia and NZ in the last 14 days (i.e. not recently returned from overseas).
Source: https://www.pointhacks.com.au/what-you-need-for-new-zealand-…