While tests are no longer required, travelers who are not fully vaccinated should get tested no more than three days prior to arriving in Alaska, according to the State of Alaska. Fully vaccinated travelers may also choose to get tested, and testing is available at numerous locations throughout the state.

The State of Alaska encourages travelers who are not fully vaccinated to practice social distancing until test results arrive. A second test, taken 3-5 days after arrival, is also recommended.

Click here to access a nationwide test locator and find a testing site near you. Alaska also accepts results from FDA-approved home self-test swab kits, which could be an option if in-person testing is not available in your area.

Yes. The U.S./Canada border is open to fully vaccinated U.S. citizens and international travelers. Visit the Government of Canada's website for specific details on border crossings, necessary documentation, and other pertinent details about traveling through Canada by road.

Yes. Click here for more information about Alaska Marine Highway schedules and sailing details. Private cruise ships may require passengers to be fully vaccinated and/or receive pre-travel testing; contact individual cruise lines for more information.

Find current travel mandates, FAQs, and other information via the State of Alaska's COVID-19 traveler information page.

Travelers who are not fully vaccinated are encouraged to get tested no more than three days prior to arriving in Alaska, according to the State of Alaska. Fully vaccinated travelers may also choose to get tested, and testing is available at multiple locations throughout Anchorage.

Traveling outside Anchorage? Different communities may have different health and safety requirements: Check with local health authorities or visitors bureaus for the latest information.

Testing is available at numerous drive-up and walk-in sites throughout Anchorage. A website developed by the Anchorage Innovation Team lists current openings and other information: Click here to learn more.

For information about state health mandates, email the Alaska Department of Health and Social Services or visit the department's FAQ page here. You can also get answers to travel-related questions by emailing Ask A Local or calling (907) 257-2363.

We encourage the traveling public to seek and listen to the latest expert guidance, and to make fact-based travel decisions. For more traveler information, follow the most current information from the Centers for Disease Control, the Alaska DHSS, and Municipality of Anchorage.

If you feel ill or experience symptoms of COVID-19, or have been in contact with someone who is ill, contact your regular medical provider by phone. If you do not have a regular medical provider and are in Alaska, dial 2-1-1 or (800) 478-2221 for ​more information and referrals to additional resources.

Anchorage businesses have ramped up sanitation procedures, adjusted operations to allow for increased physical distancing, and added new touchless or curbside options to minimize customer contact. Some Anchorage businesses require masks for staff and customers, too.