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Cindy says NZ Border locked to non-residents/NZ citizens until April 30 (and possibly longer depending on visa class) ![Sad but relieved face :disappointed_relieved: š„](https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f625.png)
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They take the cake, even that WA country will be open before then, by some time me thinks.Cindy says NZ Border locked to non-residents/NZ citizens until April 30 (and possibly longer depending on visa class)![]()
I think you're missing one key point. As stuff puts it, you still need to isolate 7 days and get a test on arrival plus a final negative test:Cindy says NZ Border locked to non-residents/NZ citizens until April 30 (and possibly longer depending on visa class)![]()
Hipkins said all travellers not required to go into MIQ will need to self-isolate for seven days, with a Covid-19 test required on arrival and a final negative test needed before entering the community.
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That's my reading too, henrus.I think you're missing one key point. As stuff puts it, you still need to isolate 7 days and get a test on arrival plus a final negative test:
When it reopens it'll be a million times worse then the bubble. 3x covid tests plus 7 days isolation... No thanks!
They take the cake, even that WA country will be open before then, by some time me thinks.
Even residents have to do 7 day iso from Jan 15th??
crazy!!
I expect the NZ Govt will retreat on thisCindy says NZ Border locked to non-residents/NZ citizens until April 30 (and possibly longer depending on visa class)![]()
You can't kill something that is already dead. The AU bubble never made a big help (it was suspended almost every school holidays) plus over the past few months they haven't even had the Auckland tourists.I think it will have to change. That will kill NZ tourism.
Fair call.You can't kill something that is already dead. The AU bubble never made a big help (it was suspended almost every school holidays) plus over the past few months they haven't even had the Auckland tourists.
That's my reading too, henrus.
I think it will have to change. That will kill NZ tourism.
Been struggling on life support (ventilation) but I suspect may will pull the plug with no summer tourists.You can't kill something that is already dead. The AU bubble never made a big help (it was suspended almost every school holidays) plus over the past few months they haven't even had the Auckland tourists.
The Government announced on Wednesday that vaccinated Kiwis can fly home from Australia from January 16 without managed isolation.
Vaccinated Kiwis from anywhere in the world can return home without managed isolation from February 13 and the borders will open to any vaccinated travellers from April 30.
That information is correct. All with 7 days home quarantine, so their tourism industry will be deader than the Dodo.It's very confusing I've just seen this on a stuff article. Differs to the other info Ive seen this afternoon.
Ah I see my confusion, I'm thinking when it says no MIQ they mean no isolation but now I'm understand no MIQ means home q instead.That information is correct. All with 7 days home quarantine, so their tourism industry will be deader than the Dodo.
Not sure I agree with this. There will always be people who want to travel, when they can they will.You can't kill something that is already dead. The AU bubble never made a big help (it was suspended almost every school holidays) plus over the past few months they haven't even had the Auckland tourists.
It is simple political science.View attachment 265779Where is the science behind this ?????
How can a traveller have an R value ?
Totally bizarre fear of vaccinated covid negative travellers. I donāt understand why the NZ authorities arenāt getting a roasting for this in the international press?
NZ Herald
I ask the same of SA Health almost every day.....especially the wearing of masks since July with no community transmission since July. And SA Health refuse to allow SA supermarkets and chemists to stock rapid testing kits. However the internet fixes such issues.