Rules will apply to vaccinated and unvaccinated people
Travellers will no longer be required to test or isolate when arriving on the Isle of Man.
From 31 March the government is planning to move the Island into an 'endemic approach' to living with the virus.
The new rules will apply to vaccinated and unvaccinated people.
No public health checks will be conducted on arrival to the Island but for an 'appropriate' period of time a travel declaration will still need to be completed.
The Island will continue to follow the UK's red list and prohibit arrivals from countries on it until the traveller has undertaken the relevant quarantine period.
You can find the new strategy HERE.
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