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Tens of thousands of people have been locked out of Western Australia indefinitely, after the state announced it would delay its reopening of international and domestic borders, airlines say.
Australians could soon be unable to travel to European countries for non-essential purposes, while the US has warned its citizens to avoid all non-essential travel to Australia.
As of 1am on Sunday, 23 January, travellers into the country will only need to provide a negative rapid antigen test prior to arrival, and positive COVID cases will be free to travel from seven days after their first positive result.
Western Australia's domestic and international borders will not be reopening on 5 February as planned, after the state government delayed the move indefinitely. A new reopening date will be considered over the next month.
From 1:00am on Saturday, 22 January, fully vaccinated travellers will be able to arrive directly into Queensland from overseas, without entering into home or hotel quarantine. However, travellers will be asked to take a Rapid Antigen Test within 24 hours of arrival.
Queensland's international border restrictions are set to finally fall after 90 per cent of the eligible population has been fully vaccinated, however, questions have been raised about when, or even if, Queensland will actually hit the mark.
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