Go to the main website Home Information Travelling to and from the Bailiwick Travel Tracker Travel Tracker This page was last updated on 18 November 2021. Anyone arriving into the Bailiwick of Guernsey will need to create a Travel Tracker account and register their journey. The only exemption to this is flights between Guernsey and Alderney. Everyone arriving into the Bailiwick must create a Travel Tracker account, you will be able to do so up to 8 days before your journey. From Friday 22 October, 2D bar codes are available for fully vaccinated Bailiwick of Guernsey residents as part of their digital vaccination certification. Read more at: Media release - 22 October 2021 - Digital vaccination 2D bar codes launched for people fully vaccinated in the Bailiwick of Guernsey .pdf (gov.gg) If your travel is disrupted and you need to amend your travel history you can go online to the Travel Tracker and register a new journey. On the day of travel your updated journey will be at the top of the list of planned journeys. For the latest travel information please go to: Current Travel Requirements | States of Guernsey - COVID-19 (gov.gg) Create a Travel Tracker Account 1 July - Travel Tracker Your browser does not support iframes, but you can use the following link: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/embed/L-mfy2Ticy8" title="1 July - Travel Tracker">Link</a> Any travellers aged 12 years and older must create their own Travel Tracker account. No matter what category country or region you are travelling from, you will need to create a Travel Tracker account. The only exception to this is intra-Bailiwick flights. If you are travelling as a family or group, children aged 11 and under should be registered on one adult’s account. Once you have an account, you will be able to register your journey(s) and your self-administered test(s) (if required) on arrival. You can register your journey 8 calendar days before you are due to arrive in the Bailiwick. If you are unable to create an account and register your journey ahead of arriving in Guernsey, there will be kiosks at both the airport and harbour where you will be able to complete the process. Support staff will be available to help anyone who is unclear on what they need to do. Create a Travel Tracker Account We strongly advise that even those who have uploaded their documents online using Travel Tracker also bring a hard copy version of their proof of vaccination status. If your travel is disrupted and you need to amend your travel history you can go online to the Travel Tracker and register a new journey. On the day of travel your updated journey will be at the top of the list of planned journeys. You can see a step by step guide for adding your details to the Travel Tracker, here: The pre-arrival process and the arrival process here: Travel Tracker guide. 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