What is classed as essential travel?

Essential travel includes travel:

for a compassionate purpose, including fulfilling a legal obligation,
to receive medical treatment,
to accompany a child or vulnerable person into or out of the Bailiwick,
to undertake essential business activity which is critical to the business and cannot be carried out remotely,
to meet legal obligations such as attending court proceedings,
to attend or return from school, university or other further education,
for anyone ordinarily Bailiwick residents, to return home if they travelled off-Island before the 12th January,
moving to the Bailiwick where a property has been purchased and the process of moving is already underway, or
to take up employment where the position has already been secured with a local employer or where the work is essential.

Essential travel does not include travel:

to visit friends and family based in the Bailiwick,
to work remotely in the Bailiwick if that work is not critical work and approved through the critical worker application process,
to stay at a ‘second home’ where the person is not ordinarily resident in the Bailiwick.

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