Andaman and Nicobar

Upon arrival, the local health authorities will do thermal screening of all passengers.
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Andhra Pradesh

Passengers need to enrol on the Spandana website at https://www.spandana.ap.gov.in/ to obtain clearance before booking the flight.
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Assam

Mandatory temperature scanning on arrival. Asymptomatic passengers will be undergoing institutional quarantine and home quarantine. The institutional quarantine will be for 7 days or until the TR-PCR COVID-19 tests are declared, followed by home quarantine for the rest of the days.
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Chattisgarh

All passengers arriving in Chhattisgarh are required to register themselves on http://epass.cgcovid19.in/.
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Dadra and Nagar Haveli and Daman and Diu

All passengers shall be escorted in designated vehicles to identified screening centres in each of the districts.
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Delhi

All passengers are advised to download the Aarogya Setu app on their devices. Passengers shall undergo thermal screening at airports. All Asymptomatic passengers who land in Delhi NCT of Delhi shall home quarantine themselves for 7 days. In case of symptoms, they are to inform the district surveillance officer or call at the state/national call centre (1075).
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Goa

Passengers are required to fill the self-declaration form and submit it on arrival. Passengers need to undergo thermal screening at the entry point.
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Haryana

Passenger to undergo thermal screening upon arrival. Asymptomatic passenger will be permitted to leave the airport with the advice that they shall self-monitor their health.
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Himachal Pradesh

Passenger coming from Red Zone will be mandatorily shifted to an institutional quarantine facility for 14 days. Other passengers coming from Orange/Green Zones may be screened before sending for home quarantine as per the MoHFW guidelines.
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Jammu and Kashmir

All passengers will have to undergo a COVID-19 test compulsorily. This will be followed by an Administrative Institutional Quarantine for 14 days.
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Karnataka

All passengers travelling to Karnataka must obtain a confirmed e-pass from Seva-Sindhu portal.
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Kerala

Passengers are required to register their details on https://covid19jagratha.kerala.nic.in/. Passengers also need to select the airport of arrival. A travel permit will be issued with a QR code on the registered mobile number or email.
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Lakshadweep

Only passengers with a confirmed COVID-19 negative report (not later than 2 days before the flight) shall be allowed to enter the state.
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Ladakh

All passengers arriving to Ladakh by air or road will have to undergo seven days mandatory quarantine at their place of stay.
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Madhya Pradesh

All passengers entering the state are required to undergo thermal screening at the airport.
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Maharashtra

Passengers are required to download the Aarogya Setu app and submit a self-declaration form after their arrival.
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Manipur

Passengers are requested to fill the form provided by the Health department after de-boarding at Imphal airport.
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Meghalaya

All passengers are required to register on the portal http://meghalayaonline.gov.in/covid/registerall.htm.
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Mizoram

All passengers arriving at Lengpui Airport shall undergo mandatory screening for COVID-19 symptoms and Rapid Antibody Test, or as prescribed by the state government from time to time.
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Nagaland

Passengers returning from Green/Orange Zones will be screened upon arrival. It found asymptomatic; then they shall undergo 3-day institutional quarantine and 14 day home quarantine. Passengers returning from Red zones or crossing red zones en route will be screened at designated facilities and undergo 14 day institutional quarantine and 14 day home quarantine.
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Odisha

Passengers returning to the state from outside Odisha have to stay under home quarantine for 14 days compulsorily.
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Punjab

All passengers arriving from other states need to be home quarantined for 14 days as per guidelines issued by the state government.
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Rajasthan

All passengers arriving in Rajasthan will be required to undergo home quarantine for a period of 14 days.
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Tamil Nadu

All passengers flying into Tamil Nadu are required to register their details on https://tnepass.tnega.org to obtain a TN e-PASS through the portal.
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Uttarakhand

The Liaison Officers are to ensure that all inbound passengers are kept in institutional quarantine for a time period as specified by the health authorities/state government unless the passengers show symptoms that require them to be kept in a medical facility.
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Uttar Pradesh

All incoming passengers have to do a mandatory registration on https://reg.upcovid.in. After registration, the passenger will receive an SMS and a PDF document. They are required to show the said SMS before exiting the airport. In case passengers find any difficulty during registration, then they are requested to call on the toll-free number – 1800-180-5145.
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West Bengal

All passengers shall undergo health screening on arrival. Passengers are required to submit the self-declaration form at the time of arrival to the state.
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State-wise travel guidelines