Rule change means vaccine appointments can be attended
Returning travellers will now be able to attend Covid-19 vaccine appointments.
Rules have changed to allow those who are due their jabs entry to the vaccination hub within 10 days of their arrival on Island.
People who have travelled from a Common Travel Area will be permitted to enter after a negative Coronavirus test within 48 hours of their arrival.
Those who enter from outside the Common Travel Area will need to wait until they've had two negative tests – on day one and day six.
Anyone who wants to attend their vaccine appointment must call 111 first to arrange formal permission.
People who attend the hub are asked to arrive unaccompanied – if assistance is needed this should be from someone who hasn't been off-Island.
Everyone is asked to wear a face covering throughout.
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