Returning Cook Islanders and residents booked on the flight arriving this afternoon, must meet a number of strict conditions, including a negative test for COVID-19 and having an approved place to stay during their 14 days supervised quarantine.
Those arriving on the flight from Auckland on Friday 4th September, must have tested negative for COVID-19 before boarding, and undergo supervised quarantine in their pre-approved residence for 14 days in Rarotonga.
The Secretary of Health hereby issues a category quarantine order, in respect of all persons arriving in the Cook Islands on Friday 04 September 2020.
Questions and answers for travellers to Rarotonga as at 30 August 2020.
Cook Islands Cabinet met today and approved the continuation of the air border closure for inwards passenger travel, with exemptions, which include 14 days supervised quarantine on arrival.
Cabinet met today and decided to extend the temporary total air border closure for inwards passenger travel with no exemptions – effective from 11:59pm tonight until 11:59pm Sunday 30 August 2020 (CKT).
The temporary total air border closure for inwards passenger travel that has been in place since 11.59pm Thursday 13 August (CKT), has been extended until 11:59 pm Tuesday 25 August (CKT).
An air ambulance aircraft from New Zealand departed Rarotonga this afternoon transporting a very sick patient to critical care services in Auckland. The illness is NOT associated with COVID-19.
Twelve passengers who recently arrived from Auckland and now reside in Aitutaki have tested negative for COVID-19. This follows precautionary measures to contact trace, interview and test recent arrivals from Auckland.
The Secretary of Health issues a category quarantine order, in respect of all persons in the Cook Islands arriving on Air New Zealand flight NZ946 on Friday 14 August 2020.
