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Traveling to O‘ahu during the COVID-19 pandemic

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On this page we summarize the COVID-related travel restrictions currently in place on O‘ahu.

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Safe Travels Program ended on March 25, 2022

Domestic travelers will not be required to create a Safe Travels account, show their COVID-19 vaccination status, or take a pre-travel test when traveling to the Hawaiian Islands.

Passengers arriving to Hawaii on direct international flights must still adhere to federal U.S. entry requirements, which include showing proof of an up-to-date vaccination document and negative pre-travel COVID-19 test result taken within one day of travel.

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Getting to Hawaiʻi

Beginning March 26, 2022, there will be no COVID-related requirements for arriving domestic passengers.

International travel quarantine restrictions

Travelers arriving in Hawaii directly from international airports must still comply with U.S. federal requirements.  The State of Hawaiʻi welcomes international travelers under federal requirements.

What to do when you are in Hawaiʻi

Once you get to Hawaiʻi you are still asked to follow certain rules to make sure you and others will remain as safe as possible. The most visible of these was the now-ended indoor mask mandate. Do not throw away your masks yet though, because individual businesses are still allowed to ask their costumers to wear masks.

Should you wear a mask indoors?

The statewide indoor mask mandate ended at 11:59 p.m. on March 25, 2022.

However, the Hawaii State Department of Health still recommends elders, people who are immuno-compromised and at high risk of serious illness to keep wearing masks for their protection. The DOH also recommends indoor masks in crowded settings and public areas.

Should you wear a mask outdoors?

Individuals are not required to wear face coverings outdoors.

Restrictions relevant to Oʻahu

At the moment there are no covid-specific restrictions for Oʻahu.

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