Restrictions to travel to remote Aboriginal communitiesĬheck the Remote Aboriginal communities travel page before travelling through remote areas in WA.
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A manual contact register must also be available. The WA Government’s SafeWA app is an easy way for people to check in at businesses. Most businesses and venues are required to maintain a contact register. You can help keep WA safe by checking in at businesses and venues using SafeWA, or by leaving your details on a contact register. See the COVID Safety Plan page for more information. COVID Safety Plans to be expanded to early childhood education and childcare services, hairdressers and barbers and encouraged for all workplaces. Businesses required to have COVID Safety Plans should have in place up to date COVID Safety Plans by 20 March 2022.
See the Events page for more information.
COVID Event Checklists required for events with more than 500 patrons and less than 1,000 patrons and COVID Event Plans required for large events with 1,000 patrons and above. Additional requirements also apply when visiting residential aged care facilities. Visitation at residential aged care and residential disability care facilities is limited to two visitors per resident per day with a negative RAT requirement for each visitor to enter. with complex needs), supporting partner giving birth No visitors to hospitals, except for compassionate reasons e.g end of life, accompanying a child or a patient (i.e. Hospitals, residential aged and disability care facilities Proof of vaccination requirements remain.įor more information, see the Proof of vaccination frequently asked questions. 
Masks are required for people aged 8 years and over (year 3 and over for schools) everywhere indoors, other than in the home, and unless an exemption applies.
Community, recreation or youth centre facilitiesĥ0 per cent capacity for seated entertainment venues that face forward, like cinemas, theatres and concert halls.ĥ0 per cent capacity for major stadiums, such as Optus Stadium, RAC Arena, HBF Stadium (main area) and HBF Park.Įvents that require a COVID Event Checklist or COVID Event Plan with over 500 patrons are not permitted to go ahead.Ĭommunity sport will be permitted, with some measures in place, including for outdoor community sport, no spectators except for family and guardians and capacity limits for the use of courts or fields. Convention centres and function centres. Perth Crown Complex (seated service only on casino gaming floor). Hairdressers, beauty services, spas, tattoo and massage parlours. Entertainment venues – seated service only. Hospitality venues – seated service only. Private outdoor gatherings limited to a total of 50 patrons for gatherings not held at a private residenceĢsqm rule outdoors and 4sqm rule indoors for the following venues:. Home gatherings are limited to a total of 10 people.
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