Australia Travel Declaration

The Australia Travel Declaration collects your contact details in Australia, flight details, quarantine requirements and your health status. This information helps the Australian Government manage contact tracing and quarantine planning to ensure the health and safety of the Australian community.

How does it work

Travel declarations explained

Every traveller entering Australia should complete an Australia Travel Declaration 72 hours before they travel. The successful submission of your declaration does not guarantee entry into Australia. This service is operated by SITA which is authorised by the Australian Government to collect declarations on their behalf.

Make a New Declaration

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Making your Australia Travel Declaration

Create an account

You will need to create an account to submit your Australia Travel Declaration. You can use this account to manage your current and future declarations in one place.

Submit your declaration

Each declaration is for single use and only valid for one flight or journey for the traveller named on the declaration. If you are travelling with your family or in a group, you will need to make individual declarations for each traveller in the group.

Manage your declarations

Once completed, you will receive an email to be shown (either printed or electronically) before boarding your flight and on arrival in Australia. Or, you can access it from this account.

Make a New Declaration

Using your Australia Travel Declaration

You will be asked to present your declaration before boarding your flight and on arrival in Australia. Store this safely for use on your day of travel.

View Existing Declarations