Travel Tracker

Please note: You must add your Vaccination information first, before you complete the pre-arrival form. You only need to add this once.

Please note: Once you log into your Travel Tracker account and bring up a 2D barcode, it is valid for 30 days. This will automatically refresh for you when you log into your account online. If you print out the 2D barcode or save the 2D barcode as a PDF this code will expire 30 days from when it was generated. For this reason it is advised that people travelling who print out their code are mindful of the 30 day expiration. The 30 day validity is directed by the UK who are the issuing authority for Guernsey 2D bar codes and is designed to protect your personal data.

You can see a step by step guide for adding your vaccination details to the Travel Tracker here: Travel Tracker Vaccine info

For more details about using your Travel Tracker account including FAQs please go to: Travel Tracker - Frequently Asked Questions | States of Guernsey - COVID-19 (gov.gg)

Anyone resident in Sark who wishes to upload their COVID-19 Status Certification (vaccine passport info) into the Travel Tracker needs to be aware of the following:

• When you are asked to provide your GY number (not issued to Sark residents) please enter ‘SARK’ and the press ‘save and continue’.

In order to create an account you will need an email address and a contact number that you can be contacted on during your stay in the Bailiwick.

If you provide a mobile number, you will then receive any negative test results by text. If you do not provide a mobile number, or you have a positive test result, you will receive a call instead. 

An email address cannot be associated with more than one Travel Tracker account. Therefore, if you are travelling as a couple and only have one email address between you, you will need to create a separate email address for the second person. If you need assistance the support staff at the port will also be able to help you set one up on arrival and then go on to create an account.

If you have a mobile device with camera, this will speed up the process on arrival. However, if you don’t have the above available to you then when you arrive in Guernsey you will be able to create your account using one of our devices. Support staff will be available to help anyone who is unclear on what they need to do.

In order to register your journey on the Travel Tracker, you will need to know the following:

• date of arrival into Guernsey
• the list of countries and regions you will have visited in the 10 days prior to your arrival in Guernsey
• your self-isolation address, if required. Please note, you cannot self-isolate somewhere that has shared facilities i.e. a campsite or boat.

For the latest guidance on travelling to, from and through the UK please go to: Travelling to, from and through the UK | States of Guernsey - COVID-19 (gov.gg)

If you are required to be tested on arrival, you will be given a testing kit which will include everything you need to take your sample. Your pack will include:

• Swab
• Green screw topped tube
• Plastic envelope

You will need to take two samples, one from the back of your throat and the other from the inside of your nose – using the same swab.

Please make sure you scan the barcode on the green screw topped tube to register your test against your Travel Tracker account, this will let the Laboratory know that you have submitted your test.

Once you have completed your test, please ensure the lid is secure and then take it in the envelope to the exit desk.

For a more detailed step by step guide on the process of self-swabbing please see the download below. There are also videos about what happens at both the airport and harbour available below.

When you arrive in Guernsey your onward travel options to your final destination will depend on whether you are required to self-isolate or not.

For passengers not required to self-isolate on arrival you may continue as normal and use any public transport method. Please note that buses may not be accepting cash payments at this time.

Passengers who are required to self-isolate must not use the bus service. You must also not walk or cycle to your final destination. You must continue to wear a face covering until you reach your final destination.

Taxi availability at the time of your arrival cannot be guaranteed so please ensure that you pre-book to avoid delays to your journey. 

In the unfortunate event that you test positive for COVID-19 in the Bailiwick, you will be given clear instructions regarding what to do and must remain in self-isolation.

Read more here: I am a positive case | States of Guernsey - COVID-19 (gov.gg)

Below is a list of accommodation providers that can provide self-isolation accommodation.