Mandatory hotel quarantine has been introduced as one element of Ireland’s public health measures to combat the transmission of COVID-19 variants of concern.
The Health Act 1947, as amended, provides that all persons arriving in Ireland from a designated state, or having travelled through a designated state in the previous 14 days, are required to undergo mandatory quarantine in a designated facility unless they are an exempted traveller under the Act. All applicable travellers must reserve and pay for a place in mandatory hotel quarantine. The Act identifies those who are exempt from mandatory hotel quarantine and a full list of exemptions can be accessed on gov.ie/quarantine.
The following table provides the statistics currently available.
Number of Persons that have completed their Mandatory Hotel Quarantine
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2,310 people have completed their Mandatory Hotel Quarantine.
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Number of Persons that pre-booked and pre-paid for their quarantine
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In the last 7 days, 86% have pre-booked their stay in Mandatory Hotel Quarantine.
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Number of Persons that pre-booked but did not pre-pay for quarantine
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This information is not currently available.
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The Number of Walk-ins arriving without pre-booking quarantine
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624 people did not have a pre-booking.
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The total number requiring mandatory hotel quarantine
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976 people are currently in Mandatory Hotel Quarantine, and 2,310 have completed Mandatory Quarantine.
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The Number of these Persons that have paid in full the costs of their stay in a quarantine facility
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This information is not currently available.
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The number of Persons that have sought a waiver of quarantine costs
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This information is not currently available.
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The Number that have sought a deferral of quarantine costs
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121 Deferral of Payment Certificates have been issued by the Department of Foreign Affairs.
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The Number of Persons that have yet to pay their full costs for their stay in a quarantine facility
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This information is not currently available.
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