Information for visitors to Prince Edward Island and Island residents returning home

• What to expect at Prince Edward Island's points of entry
• Non-Residents Travelling to PEI
• Residents Travelling to and from PEI
• Unvaccinated travellers

PEI Pass

Apply now for a PEI Pass for faster screening at PEI points of entry

• PEI Pass verifies you are fully vaccinated (travelling from outside Atlantic Canada) or partially vaccinated (travelling from inside Atlantic Canada)
• Provided you meet the conditions of the PEI Pass upon entry, you are not required to self-isolate when you visit or return to PEI
• A separate application is required for each vaccinated person aged 12 and over
• Parents/guardians must complete application for children under 18 who are traveling with them, no pass is needed for children under 12
• PEI Pass can be used multiple times

Travel from within Atlantic Canada and Magdalen Islands

Vaccinated with one dose minimum 21 days prior to travel

• With PEI Pass
• Not required to self-isolate

Unvaccinated

• Declaration required
• Isolate for 8 days
• Tested upon entry and on day 8

Travel from outside of the Atlantic provinces

Vaccinated with two doses of COVID-19 vaccine

• PEI Pass required
• Not required to self-isolate
• Tested upon entry

Unvaccinated or one dose of COVID-19 vaccine

• Isolate for 8 days
• Declaration required
• Tested upon entry and on day 8

Travel from the United States

Travelers from the U.S., who are fully vaccinated with Canadian-authorized COVID-19 vaccines and granted permission to enter Canada by the federal government on or after August 9, 2021, are eligible to apply for a PEI Pass, which verifies that you are fully vaccinated and can visit PEI without isolating. U.S. travelers will be tested upon entry to PEI.

Estimated timeline SEPTEMBER 12, 2021

• Some isolation and testing measures may still be recommended for unvaccinated and/or partially vaccinated travellers
• International travel will be dependent on federal measures
• No screening at PEI borders