Anyone can travel to the Yukon, but you need to follow public health measures while you're in the territory.
Arriving in the Yukon from within Canada
By air
As of June 20, 2022, proof of vaccination is not needed if you're flying within Canada.
By road
You do not have to show proof of vaccination to enter the Yukon by road from within Canada.
Arriving in the Yukon from outside of Canada
As of October 1, 2022, All federal border testing, quarantine, and isolation requirements ended. Learn more about entering Canada.
Protect yourself
Find out how to protect yourself.
Travelling through the Yukon to or from Alaska
Read the State of Alaska's health guidance for travellers during the COVID-19 pandemic.
If you get sick while travelling or working in the Yukon
If you feel unwell or have any symptoms of COVID-19 while you're in the Yukon:
- Self-isolate, and then:
- do a self-assessment ‒ launch the tool; or
- phone 811; or
- phone your health care provider, or a local health centre; or
- get tested in Whitehorse.
- Follow the advice you're given.