Quarantine:
Self-isolation at own accommodation or government designated site. Arrivals able to prove they have been fully vaccinated will be tested at the airport on arrival. If the test is negative they will not be required to quarantine. If the test is positive they will be required to quarantine and follow the guidelines set out by the health officials upon entry. Arrivals not fully vaccinated, or unable to prove they have been fully vaccinated, are required to quarantine for 10 days and follow the guidelines as set out by the health officials upon entry.
Self-isolation at own accommodation or government designated site. From 16 May, people that are eligible for entry, who have been fully vaccinated against COVID (two doses, two weeks at least since the second dose) need to spend 10 days in self-isolation / quarantine instead of 14 days on arrival whether staying in their own home, a rented property or a government approved quarantine facility. Unvaccinated passengers still need to spend 14 days in quarantine.