All fully vaccinated Australians and permanent residents will be able to leave the country from November 1. Australia lift travel ban for its residents. The Country Officials said Australia eased restrictions on the corona virus amid an increase in vaccination rates.
Australian citizen were not allow traveling abroad for more than 18 months. However fully vaccinated thousands of expatriates were not able to return to the country due to travel restrictions.
Sydney and Melbourne have listed the quarantine rules for vaccinated passengers that would be effective from 1 Nov. Many of the residents are now expecting to return to the country.
Travelers are now returning from Sydney and Melbourne after the quarantine rules for vaccinated passengers are lifted.
Prime Minister Scott Morrison informed that the national plan is working and it is about opening up Australia as the vaccination rates are so high here.
Lifting travel ban decision was carry out after Singapore allowed quarantine-free entry of travelers.
The third wave of infections caused by the Delta variant forced lockdowns in Sydney and Melbourne, Both cities are gradually easing travel restrictions after meeting their vaccination targets.
