Overseas travellers bound for Australia will no longer need to provide a negative Covid-19 test prior to departure from April 17.
Australian health minister Greg Hunt announced the decision today, saying that such pre-arrival tests are no longer necessary as vaccination and masking requirements remain.
International arrivals will still need to be fully vaccinated to enter Australia while mandatory masking on flights will remain.
According to an ABC News report, Hunt also said restrictions on cruise ships would also lapse on April 17.
