Originally Posted by
petit_manchot
That is indeed currently a requirement if staying in NSW, but is not something that impacts travel to Australia. Prior to 18th April there were requirements, but now it is just the DPD
Originally Posted by
EvilDoctorK
Yes , though the airlines have no role in enforcing this as it's not a requirement for travel - they'll only be checking your vaccine cert and declaration ... Post arrival tests are an honour system really I think .. Don't know when the OP is travelling, but given the speed that Australia is removing rules it's likely this one will go soon enough too - can't imagine it's remotely effective for anything in its current form!
Kind of - you can be prosecuted for failing to report a positive antigen test. PCR tests are automatically recorded
I think that fortunately a lot of people in NSW are honest and will act correctly if they get a postive Covid test result
If arriving in NSW and don't have an antigen test with you, can just go to Histopath at the airport and it will perform an antigen test for $59. Will get results within 15 minutes and can be on your way. If it tests positive then it will perform a PCR test