While there is no Federal quarantine requirement for those
entering the US, some states have quarantine requirements in place
with their own respective requirements and exceptions. For example,
both Hawaii and New York have mandatory 14-day quarantine
requirements. You can read more about the New York quarantine
requirement in our
previous blog.
As of October 13, 2020, Hawaii has implemented a pre-travel
testing option as an alternative to the state's 14-day
quarantine requirement. Unlike New York, who applies their
quarantine requirements to those from certain high-risk states and
countries, Hawaii is currently applying their 14-day quarantine
requirement to all travellers entering the state, regardless of
nationality, citizenship, or whether travel is domestic or
international.
