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Queensland’s Public Health and Social Measures plan
Public Health and Social Measures plan
From 1am Thursday 14 April 2022, COVID-19 measures are in place for all of Queensland.
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Positive COVID-19 cases must isolate for 7 days from positive test. Close contacts* must quarantine for 7 days, regardless of vaccination status.
Current Queensland COVID-19 measures − all of Queensland
Restrictions for unvaccinated people
Unvaccinated people are not able to:
Visit vulnerable or high risk settings, including hospitals, aged and disability care, and prisons. There will be exceptions for certain, limited purposes including medical treatment, end-of-life visits, childbirth, or emergency situations. Check-in requirements may apply.
No COVID-19 capacity or density limits will apply to these venues.
Vaccinated and unvaccinated people
Vaccinated and unvaccinated people are able to:
Attend hospitality venues such as hotels, pubs, clubs, taverns, bars, restaurants or cafes.
Attend indoor entertainment venues such as nightclubs, indoor live music venues, karaoke bars, concerts, theatres, or cinemas.
Attend outdoor entertainment activities such as tourism experiences (including reef excursions), major sports stadiums, or theme parks.
Attend weddings (entire venue—indoor and outdoor).
Attend festivals (entire venue—indoor and outdoor) such as folk festivals, arts festivals, or musical festivals.
Attend government owned galleries and museums, and Queensland Government owned libraries.
Attend other settings such as essential retail, other retail, public transport, places of worship, funerals, residential homes/ private gatherings, food courts, hairdressers, gyms, and universities. For other examples, visit Queensland Health .
No vaccination or check-in requirements to enter and no COVID-19 capacity or density limits will apply to these venues.
Rules for businesses
Visiting vulnerable or high risk settings
Example: aged care, hospitals, prisons, disability services
Unvaccinated visitors are not permitted. Unvaccinated people can visit if for certain, limited purposes including medical treatment, end-of-life visits, childbirth, or emergency situations. Check-in requirements may apply.
Hospitality venues
Example: hotels, pubs, clubs, taverns, bars, restaurants, cafés.
No vaccination or check-in requirements to enter. No COVID-19 capacity or density limits apply.
Indoor entertainment venues
Example: nightclubs, indoor live music venues, karaoke bars, concerts, theatres, cinemas.
No vaccination or check-in requirements to enter. No COVID-19 capacity or density limits apply.
Outdoor entertainment venues
Example: tourism experiences (including reef excursions), major sports stadiums, theme parks.
No vaccination or check-in requirements to enter. No COVID-19 capacity or density limits apply.
Weddings (entire venue—indoor and outdoor)
No vaccination or check-in requirements to enter. No COVID-19 capacity or density limits apply.
Festivals (entire venue—indoor and outdoor) including folk festivals, arts festivals, music festivals.
No vaccination or check-in requirements to enter. No COVID-19 capacity or density limits apply.
Government owned galleries and museums, and Queensland Government owned libraries.
No vaccination or check-in requirements to enter. No COVID-19 capacity or density limits apply.
Other settings
such as essential retail, other retail, public transport, places of worship, funerals, residential homes/ private gatherings, food courts, hairdressers, gyms, and universities. For other examples, visit Queensland Health .
No COVID-19 capacity or density limits apply.
Restrictions will apply to eligible vaccinated population (16+) as per the National Plan.
Masks
Masks are required in vulnerable settings such as in hospitals and healthcare settings, residential aged care, disability accommodation services, and prisons, and on all public transport (including platforms and ferry terminals), in all taxis and ride share (for driver and passengers, unless the driver is in the vehicle on their own), at airports or on a domestic or international flight departing or arriving in Queensland.
Travel
No restrictions apply for domestic arrivals into Queensland.
Restrictions remain for unvaccinated international arrivals into Queensland.
Home
No restrictions on visitors to the home.
School
Masks not required in schools.
No restrictions on visitors to schools, assemblies, camps or excursions.
* For more information on close contacts, visit the Queensland Health website
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