Sydney will end its Covid-19 quarantine for fully vaccinated international travelers from November 1

Sydney will end all quarantine requirements for travellers from next month, officials said on Friday, an abrupt step toward reopening Australia’s long-shuttered borders.

Morrison had said he was unsure whether he would travel to the summit on Oct. 31-Nov. 12 because of the situation with COVID-19, but those concerns are easing as Sydney ends its quarantine requirements on Nov. 1.

The Australian state of New South Wales with Sydney as the capital city will end COVID-19 hotel quarantine requirements for people entering the state from November 1.

What people are saying?

En Scott Morrison made it clear there is NO mandatory vaccination in Australia . Supreme Court have to show us WHERE in OHS under law does it state employers can tell you to take a trial medical intervention to keep the work place in compliance with OHS standards . DOESN’T EXIST!!

Kylie Hughes Incorrect, citizens and residents of Australia can return home first. Than by December, borders for tourism will open up.