I'm Returning From A Country That Has Experienced A Coronavirus (COVID-19) Outbreak. What Can I Expect When I Return?

A Coronavirus is a common virus that causes an infection in your nose, sinuses, or upper throat. The COVID-19 Coronavirus was discovered after a December 2019 outbreak in China. Symptoms of COVID-19 can usually show up between 2 to 14 days after exposure. In the majority of cases, the disease goes away on its own quickly and without any complications. With that in mind, let's begin. Are you returning from China?

Have you visited Hubei Province during your travels?

Do you have fever, a cough, or trouble breathing?

Are you returning from a country with a level 3 travel health notice issued by the CDC (such as Iran, Italy or South Korea)?

Are you returning from a country with level 2 or 1 travel health notice issued by the CDC?

Authorities at the airport will likely evaluate you and check for symptoms of the virus. You will likely be taken to a medical facility for further evaluation and care. You will most likely not be able to complete your travel itinerary.

You will be placed under a federal, state or local quarantine order for 14 days from the time you left China. You may not be able to complete your travel itinerary until after the end of the 14-day monitoring period.

Authorities at the airport will likely evaluate you and check for symptoms of the virus. You will likely be taken to a medical facility for further evaluation and care. You may not be able to complete your travel itinerary.

You will be allowed to reach your final destination. After arriving at your final destination, you will likely be requested to monitor your health for 14 days since the time you left China. It is advised that you stay home and limit interactions with others as much as possible.

Authorities at the airport will likely evaluate you and check for symptoms of the virus. You will also likely be taken to a medical facility for further evaluation and care. You may not be able to complete your travel itinerary.

You will be allowed to reach your final destination. After arrival at your final destination, you will likely be requested to monitor your health for 14 days from the time you left the country. It is advised to stay home and limit interactions with others as much as possible.

Seek medical assistance as soon as you arrive at the airport so that authorities can evaluate you and provide you with further instructions.

You will be allowed to reach your final destination. After arriving at your final destination, you will not be specifically asked to monitor your health but you should do so for your benefit. It is advised that you stay home and limit interactions with others as much as possible for at least 14 days.

While there is no need for any special precautions, it is advised that you continue to monitor your health. If you develop any symptoms associated with COVID-19 (such as fever, coughing, or trouble breathing), contact a medical professional as soon as you can and limit your interactions with others as much as possible.