Coronavirus Information

We’ve rarely spent as much time at home as we have done this past year. That’s why we all need a little escape to recharge, and where better to do it than in the heart of the British Isles. Whether visiting family or friends, visiting for the first time or visiting for the hundredth time, we want to make sure your #IOMstory is one to remember. Let us help you create lasting memories safely on the Isle of Man with our Covid-19 information and advice.

TRAVEL REQUIREMENTS

As of 4am on Tuesday 30^th November 2021, the Isle of Man will require all travellers to do a Lateral Flow Test or COVID-19 PCR test after arrival. There are now two sets of entry pathways.

Any travellers who have only been within the Common Travel Area (British Isles, Ireland, Jersey and Guernsey) in the 10 days before arrival to the Isle of Man.

FULLY VACCINATED & NATURAL IMMUNITY VISITORS

Visitors aged 12-17 that have had one dose of the Pfizer BioNTech vaccine and visitors aged 17+ that have completed a full course of an approved COVID-19 vaccine and have not travelled outside the Common Travel Area in the 10 days before arrival to the Island are eligible for travel. Those that have undertaken a positive PCR test within 180 days prior to travel to the Isle of Man, have not travelled outside of the Common Travel Area and have not tested positive 11 days prior to arrival to the Island are also eligible visitors.

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UNVACCINATED VISITORS

For non-island residents who are not fully vaccinated but are eligible to travel (compassionate visitors, immediate family or partners, property owners or key workers/workers with contractual obligations) and have only travelled within the Common Travel Area in the 10 days before arrival to the Isle of Man are eligible for travel.

Any travellers who have been outside the Common Travel Area in the 10 days before arrival to the Isle of Man.

From Tuesday 11th January 2022, any arriving international travellers, who are fully vaccinated and eligible for entry to the Isle of Man, will no longer have to have a PCR test after arrival.

FULLY VACCINATED & NATURAL IMMUNITY VISITORS

Visitors aged 12-17 that have had one dose of the Pfizer BioNTech vaccine and visitors aged 17+ that have completed a full course of an approved COVID-19 vaccine and have travelled outside the Common Travel Area in the 10 days before arrival to the Island. Those that have undertaken a positive PCR test within 180 days prior to travel to the Isle of Man, have travelled outside of the Common Travel Area and have not tested positive 11 days prior to arrival to the Island.

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UNVACCINATED VISITORS

For non-island residents who are not fully vaccinated but are eligible to travel (compassionate visitors, immediate family or partners, property owners or key workers/workers with contractual obligations) and have travelled outside the Common Travel Area in the 10 days before arrival to the Isle of Man are eligible for travel.

Updated 11.01.2022