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What countries could Australians be allowed to travel to next?

What countries could Australians be allowed to travel to next? The much-hyped travel bubble between Australia and New Zealand is due to kick off within weeks, opening up overseas travel for the first time since our international borders were slammed shut last March. With New Zealand now locked in, your thoughts may be turning to what other countries we could be allowed to travel to next. Prime Minister Scott Morrison was asked this very question yesterday during his press conference about the New Zealand travel bubble. READ MORE: Although he mentioned several Asian countries, he was careful not to raise expectations of anything happening soon.

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Next six countries for travel bubble

News by Ben Graham 7th Apr 2021 1:07 PM Australians may be able to travel to some Asian and Pacific destinations without quarantining by August, as the government looks to open the border to more countries. Singapore could be the first destination outside of New Zealand to be included in the bubble, within months, as immigration and health authorities look to lift restrictions to the southeast Asian nation within months. After Singapore, Australia is looking to establish quarantine-free travel with other Asian and Pacific countries with low rates of transmission from around August. This could include nations such as Fiji, Vietnam and Thailand, and eventually Japan and South Korea. Mainland China is also an option, despite diplomatic tensions with Australia.

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Japan, South Korea and Singapore among nations Australians might have Covid travel bubble with next

Australians could travel quarantine-free to countries across the Asia-Pacific within months after New Zealand re-opened the border with its trans-Tasman neighbour. New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern announced on Tuesday she would welcome Australian travellers without the need for quarantine from April 19. Her Australian counterpart Scott Morrison later said he was in no position to say when the next two-way travel corridor would be opened. But the federal government is already in talks to create more travel bubbles with other countries in the coming months - which could include Japan, South Korea, Singapore, Thailand, Fiji and the Cook Islands. Daily Mail Australia has listed below the countries Australians could soon visit if coronavirus vaccination rates increase and community transmission remains low.

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Next six countries for travel bubble

Next six countries for travel bubble
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Next six countries for travel bubble

Next six countries for travel bubble
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