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The State of Alaska does not require COVID-19 testing, vaccinations, or masking for travelers. However, individual businesses and communities may have their own requirements. Please check with businesses, cruise lines, and tour operators for their specific COVID-19 regulations. It is recommended that travelers:
Mar 28, 2020 · Additional travel restrictions. Certain Small Alaskan communities may implement further travel restriction pursuant to “ Alaska Small Community Emergency Travel Order - Attachment B. ” More information. Answers to many frequently asked questions are addressed in Mandate 11 FAQ and Mandate 12 FAQ.
The state’s travel guidance says that anyone “currently positive with COVID-19, cannot travel to Alaska” unless a provider or public health agency clears them for travel or releases them from isolation. plan to offer COVID-19 vaccines to tourists at four of Alaska’s major airports beginning in June is also on track, health of cials said this week.
Alaskans testing at the airport will need to self-quarantine until results are returned and then follow strict social distancing for 14 days or until a second test is taken and negative results received at 7-14 days after arrival.
Due to the rapid spread of COVID-19 and the high incidence of travel-related infection, the State of Alaska has instituted a mandatory 14-day quarantine for all incoming passengers.
In Alaska, providers must immediately report suspected cases of any of these coronaviruses to the Section of Epidemiology at 907-269-8000 or 800-478-0084 (after hours).
Feb 17, 2021 · The state of Alaska has updated its COVID-19 travel protocols, revising what were once mandates into advisories - or, what it called, 'strong recommendations.'
