Provincial Travel Requirements
The Government of Nova Scotia has declared a State of Emergency, and recommends limiting all non-essential travel outside the province.
People travelling to Nova Scotia from outside the province must self-isolate for 14 days when they arrive. Travellers arriving from Prince Edward Island are exempt from the self-isolation requirement.
Every adult travelling into Nova Scotia from outside Nova Scotia or Prince Edward Island needs to complete a Nova Scotia Safe Check-in Form (self-declaration) before they travel to the province unless they’re exempt from self-isolation.
Provincial inspectors are onsite at Halifax Stanfield to remind people of the travel measures and how to monitor for symptoms of COVID-19. Signage to this effect is in the domestic and international arrivals areas, as well as other strategic locations in the terminal building.
For more information on Nova Scotia travel requirements, please visit the links below:
Nova Scotia Safe Check-in Form (self-declaration) to enter Nova Scotia
Federal Travel Requirements
The Government of Canada has implemented mandatory domestic and international travel measures to mitigate the risk of spreading COVID-19.
Several mandatory measures include COIVD-19 testing for international travellers, isolating for 14 days upon arrival in Canada, and wearing a mask on board flights to/from and within Canada.
For more information on federal travel requirements, please visit the links below: