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State-by-State Covid-19 Travel Guide (as of January)

Below is a state-by-state guide of travel restrictions in the United States:


Alabama -->

  • No statewide restrictions, mask mandate effective through January 22

Alaska -->

  • Must take a qualifying negative COVID-19 test within 72 hours of departure

  • Then submit results and fill out their Travel Declaration and Self-Isolation Plan through the Portal.

  • If you didn't get tested before traveling, you must pay $250 upon arrival and quarantine until results come in (at your own expense)

Arizona -->

  • No statewide travel restrictions in Arizona as of 1/14

Arkansas -->

  • No statewide travel restrictions in Arkansas as of 1/14

California -->

  • There is a regional stay-at-home order

  • Non-essential travel throughout the state except in a region north of Sonoma County is banned.

  • The Governor restricted hotel stays for leisure travel and other business activity in affected areas (more info here)

  • It is recommended that visitors from out of state should self-quarantine for 14-days.

  • San Francisco has ordered a mandatory10-day quarantine for travelers coming from outside the nine-county Bay Area region.

  • Los Angeles County: out of state visitors over the age of 16 must fill out a Traveler Form. Failure to submit this form prior to or upon arrival at Los Angeles International Airport, Van Nuys Airport, or Union Station is punishable by a fine of up to $500.

Colorado -->

  • Colorado doesn't have travel restrictions, however, Pitkin County set their own rules.

  • Pitkin County (includes ski resort Aspen/Snowmass) require anyone spending one or more nights in the area to fill out a Pitkin County Traveler Affidavit. They also require anyone 10 and over to have a negative Covid-19 test taken within 72-hours of arrival.

Connecticut -->

  • Anyone entering the state (besides New York, New Jersey, and Rhode Island) must quarantine for 10-days and complete the Connecticut Travel Health Form. Failure to submit or quarantine could result in $500 fine per violation.

Delaware -->

  • No statewide travel restrictions in Delaware as of 1/14

Florida -->

  • No statewide travel restrictions in Florida as of 1/14

Georgia -->

  • No statewide travel restrictions in Georgia as of 1/14

Hawaii -->

Hawaii gets tricky and rules are ever changing so please be sure to check on the Hawaii website too

  • If you wanna bypass the 10-day mandatory quarantine, you must take a Covid-19 test within 72-hours before departure.

  • Hawaii only accepts the Nucleic Acid Amplification Test (NAAT) from a certified Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendment (CLIA) lab test results from a Trusted Testing Partner.

  • Travelers must submit their negative test results to the Safe Travels Digital Platform.

  • At least 25% of travelers who use the Pre-Travel Testing option will also be randomly selected to receive a non-optional second test upon arrival at the airport, free of charge

  • If you don't comply with quarantine or approved testing requirements, you'll be fined up to $5000 or a year in prison.

Idaho -->

  • No statewide travel restrictions in Idaho as of 1/14

Illinois -->

  • No statewide travel restrictions in Illinois as of 1/14

  • As of 1/15, Chicago issued a Travel Order that applies to anyone coming into the City from designated states with a significant degree of community-wide spread. States are categorized as Yellow or Orange.

  • Anyone traveling from a state on the Orange list is directed to obtain a negative COVID-19 test result no more than 72 hours prior to arrival in Chicago or quarantine for a 10-day period.

Indiana -->

  • No statewide travel restrictions in Indiana as of 1/14

Iowa -->

  • No statewide travel restrictions in Iowa as of 1/14

  • Anyone 2 and older is required to wear a mask when in indoor spaces or state government buildings,

Kansas -->

  • Visitors who have been on a cruise or attended a mass gathering event (500 ppl+) must quarantine for 7-10 upon arrival.

  • Those who receive a negative result after testing on their sixth day will be released from quarantine on Day eight, instead of Day 11.

Kentucky -->

  • Kentucky is discouraging all out of state leisure travel until further notice.

  • If you do, they are urging you to quarantine for 14-days.

Louisiana -->

  • No statewide travel restrictions in Louisiana as of 1/14

  • Mask mandate in effect

Maine -->

  • Travelers must quarantine for 10-days upon arrival or produce negative Covid-19 test results taken no longer than 72-hours (PCR and Antigen tests are accepted).

  • Visitors will need to fill out a Certificate of Compliance Form indicating you received a negative test result.

  • You may also get tested upon arriving in Maine but must quarantine while awaiting results.