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New Brunswick Tourism
New Brunswick is lifting its travel restrictions for Canadians who had just one just dose of COVID-19 travellers starting June 17th.
New Brunswick is moving to Phase 2 of the province’s reopening plan as 75.4 per cent of eligible New Brunswickers have been vaccinated with at least one dose of a COVID-19 vaccine, and 20.2 per cent of people 65 and older have received both doses.
Canadian residents with at least one dose of a COVID-19 vaccine travelling to New Brunswick need not isolate for 14 days. Those who are not vaccinated will have to isolate and produce a negative test before being released from quarantine.
Though the same rule applies to travellers from Maine and other international jurisdictions, they will not be able to visit New Brunswick as the Canadian border remains closed due to Federal restrictions for international travellers.
Travel Rules Effective June 17th, 12:01 a.m.
- No isolation or testing will be required for those travelling to New Brunswick from the Atlantic provinces, including Nova Scotia.
- No isolation or testing will be required for Canadian residents (and Maine residents) with at least one dose of a COVID-19 vaccine travelling to New Brunswick. Travellers from outside the Atlantic provinces will be required to show their registration and proof of vaccination when crossing into New Brunswick from Quebec or at an airport.
- Unvaccinated Canadian residents travelling to New Brunswick from outside the Atlantic provinces, or Avignon or Témiscouata in Quebec, will be permitted to enter the province. They will be required to isolate and take a COVID-19 test between days five and seven before they can discontinue isolation.
- Rotational workers and their households will no longer need to self-isolate upon their return to New Brunswick.
- Travel registration will continue to be required for all travellers entering New Brunswick from outside the Atlantic provinces or Avignon or Témiscouata in Quebec.
- International Travellers with no vaccine or only one dose require 14 days isolation and day 10 test (pending federal requirements).
