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ARTICLE · 02 APRIL 2020

COVID-19 Restrictions In Malta

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On the 21st of March 2020, the Government issued an order of a travel ban on persons coming to Malta, and from Malta to all other countries.

MaltaCoronavirus (COVID-19)

Airport Closure

On the 21st of March 2020, the Government issued an order of a travel ban on persons coming to Malta, and from Malta to all other countries.

The following are exempt from the above travel ban: cargo flights, ferry flights, humanitarian flights, repatriation flights, cargo ships including container ships, ro-ro vessels carrying goods and essential commodities and tankers loaded with essential fuels. Moreover, the Superintendent of Public Health may, in her absolute discretion, issue an exemption from this issue wherein the opinion of the said Superintendent, the travel of certain persons or goods is deemed to be essential.

Quarantine Period

  1. Persons entering Malta from any other country from 13:00CET on 13 March 2020 onwards must spend 14 days in mandatory quarantine, which 14 days start from the last day that they were in any of these countries.

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