Travel between Australia and New Zealand

Travel between Australia and New Zealand opens up.

The Australia-New Zealand travel bubble means travellers no longer need to quarantine on arrival.  This is welcome news after a long-awaited separation for many families across borders.  Under the new bubble’s rules, which started on 18 April 2021, all travellers must have spent 14 days before departure in either Australia or New Zealand to be exempt from quarantine. Click here to read our media release.

For further information on the travel bubble rules, see: https://covid19.homeaffairs.gov.au/new-zealand-safe-travel-zone

ISS Australia acknowledges that increased travel may mean an increased risk of international parental child abduction.  For free and confidential legal advice on how to prevent your child being removed overseas without your consent or if you child has been removed or retained in an overseas country, please call our Legal Service on 1300 647 843 (dial 1), complete our interactive intake form or email legal@iss.org.au.