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COVID-19 information
Yukon is worth the wait
Travelling safely during COVID-19
All residents of Canada can travel to the Yukon; however, some residents will be required to self-isolate upon arrival.
If you travel to one of the Yukon’s communities, make sure you follow any travel advisories issued by First Nations governments, municipalities or communities, and be safe and responsible.
Self-isolation requirements
- As of May 25th, Canadians who can prove they’ve been fully vaccinated with a Health Canada-approved vaccine do not have to self-isolate upon entering the Yukon. Those who are not fully vaccinated will be required to self-isolate for 14 days upon arrival, or take advantage of the ASIP program. Note: One is only considered fully vaccinated two weeks after receiving one’s last dose.
- Travellers who are not fully vaccinated are required to self-isolate for 14 days. This includes anyone arriving by road or air.
- The Yukon government has mechanisms in place to monitor and ensure travellers are self-isolating.
- For the most recent information on self-isolating in the Yukon, please visit the Yukon government's website.
Additional travel restrictions
- For up-to-date information about who can travel to Canada, please visit the Government of Canada's website.
Stay informed
Public Health Agency of Canada
Government of Yukon
Parks Canada
World Health Organization
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
- Call the Health Canada COVID-19 information line at 1.833.784.4397. Interpretation services are available in multiple languages. Or email phac.info.aspc@canada.ca
- Twitter updates from Canada’s Chief Public Health Officer