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Football League Status for PFA Members Competition Listing, Status and Travel Warnings - PFA Members as of March 27 2020 11:00AM AEDT Updated since March 26 AFC/OCEANIA League/s Nation Action Date Travel Notices A-League Australia Suspended 22-Apr Only Australian citizens, residents and immediate family members can travel to Australia. All travellers to Australia are required to NPL/Community Football Suspended 14-Apr self-isolate for 14 days, either at home or in a hotel. Cross border travel restrictions between WA, SA, QLD, TAS and NT have been enacted. Please visit www.australia.gov.au for updates on essential information. Premiership New Zealand Cancelled N/A Most foreign travellers can no longer enter New Zealand. Returning NZ residents/citizens and Australian citizens must isolate themselves for 14 days upon arrival. Coronavirus alert Level 4 enacted on March 23 with 4-week lockdown within 48 hours. Premier League Hong Kong Suspended Indefinite Travellers to Hong Kong subject to compulsory quarantine for 14 days. I-League India Completed N/A A ban on travel to India from any country has been imposed from March 22. Quarantine of 14 days for any arrivals prior to March 22. Government announced a 21-day lockdown on March 24. Liga 1 Indonesia Suspended 3-Apr Indonesia to suspend short-stay visit, visa-on-arrival and diplomatic/service visa-free facilities for all countries, for a period of 1 month. J1/J2/J3 League Japan Suspended 9-May As of March 21, travelers from 38 countries would need to self-quarantine for 14 days in facilities approved by the Japanese authorities. Tokyo lockdown until April 12. Resumption of J3-League (April 25), J2-League (May 2) and J1-League (May 9). K League 1/K League 2 Korea Rep Suspended Indefinite Tighter border checks for overseas arrivals announced on 17 March. Visa-free entry to Jeju Island for all foreigners, as well as visa-free entry for Chinese nationals and travelers who are headed to China, are both suspended. Premier League Lebanon Suspended Indefinite Direct flights suspended from affected countries on 17 March. Nationwide lockdown confirmed until April 12. Super League Malaysia Suspended Indefinite Borders closed to travellers and restricted internal movement until at least April 14. Non-essential businesses shut until April 14. Foreign nationals are allowed to leave the country, but flight options are limited. Football League Philippines Postponed 18-Apr Domestic and international flights have been cancelled until April 14. Some areas in Manila were under a curfew from 8pm to 5am. Stars League Qatar Suspended Indefinite Ban on entry to UK travellers. Some flights suspended. Pro League Saudia Arabia Suspended Indefinite Suspended all international flights until March 29. A partial curfew is being implemented to contain the spread of COVID-19. Premier League Singapore Suspended Indefinite Rigorous contact tracing and quarantine measures in an effort to curb the spread of the virus, including self-quarantine for 14 days via a "Stay-Home Notice". Singapore has banned short-term visitors, including tourists, from entry. Thai League 2 Thailand Suspended 18-Apr All passengers arriving in Thailand will need to answer a questionnaire and their temperatures will be taken. All arrivals must self- monitor for 14 days. Thailand to invoke emergency powers to be laid out in full on March 26. CAF League/s Nation Action Date Immigration Premier Division South Africa Suspended Indefinite Any foreign traveler who has visited high-risk countries in the past 20 days will be denied a visa. Government imposed a 21 day total lockdown effective from March 26. CONMEBOL League/s Nation Action Date Immigration Segunda Division Uruguay Suspended Indefinite All flights suspended with Europe from 20 March. All passengers arriving from China, South Korea, Japan, Singapore, Iran, Spain, Italy, France and Germany must go into mandatory quarantine for 14 days. Note: Australia has issued a Level 4 travel warning all Australian citizens to not travel overseas at this time. If you wish to return home, do so as soon as possible. All travellers arriving in Australia will be reQuired to self-isolate for 14 days from the date of their arrival. Note: The COVID-19 outbreak is resuklting in changes to travel conditions in each country on an hourly basis. PFA strongly recommends you visit smartraveller.gov.au to obtain the most up-to-date advice on the country you intend to travel from or to. Competition Listing, Status and Travel Warnings - PFA Members as of March 27 2020 11:00AM AEDT Updated since March 26 UEFA League/s Nation Action Date Immigration Bundesliga Austria Suspended 1-May Entry restrictions apply to travellers from COVID-19 affected countries, will have to present a medical certificate confirming a negative test result for COVID-19 upon entry. Jupiler League Belgium Suspended 30-Apr Those wishing to leave, be aware that departure options are becoming more limited. All nonessential travel outside of Belgium is prohibited until 5 April. Lockdown could be extended by another 8 weeks. First League Bulgaria Suspended 13-Apr Government has proclaimed a state of emergency until at least 13 April. Screening measures and checks remain in place at airports. 1. Division/2. Division Cyprus Suspended 31-Mar Borders closed to all non-residents. Superliga Denmark Suspended Indefinite Borders temporary closed to all non-citizens. Denmark extends lockdown to April 13. Premier League/Football England Suspended 30-Apr Lockdown issued for at least the next 3 weeks, gatherings limited to 2 people. Foreign nationals unable to return home from the League/National League UK because of the pandemic will be able to extend their UK visas. Bundesliga/2 Bundesliga Germany Suspended 30-Apr Some flights suspended and land/sea border restrictions likely. OTP Bank Liga Hungary Suspended Indefinite Borders closed to all international passengers. Premier Division Ireland Suspended Indefinite Self-quarantine for 14 days. Closure of all non-essential retail businesses & facilities, outdoor gatherings limited to 4 people. Premier League Israel Suspended Indefinite Self-quarantine for 14 days. Serie A/B/C/D/Primavera Italy Suspended Indefinite State of emergency declared until July 31. Lockdown of all residents until at least April 3. Eredevisie Netherlands Suspended 6-Apr Some flights suspended. Dutch government has imposed a lockdown with all public gatherings banned until 1 June. Liga NOS Portugal Suspended Indefinite Flights from outside the EU suspended, self-quarantine for 14 days applies to some arrivals. Premiership Scotland Suspended 30-Apr UK nationals advised against all non-essential travel for 30 days on 17 March. SuperLiga Serbia Suspended Indefinite Some flights suspended and land/sea border restrictions likely. Serbia would move to a regime of mass testing, and would isolate those who tested positive in makeshift facilities. LaLiga Santander Spain Suspended Indefinite Some flights suspended. Land border restrictions and restrictions on non-essential movement. Direct flights from Italy to Spain are banned until March 25. State of emergency extended by another 15 days. Super Lig Turkey Suspended Indefinite Some international flights suspended from 17 March. Imposed restrictions on store opening hours and numbers of shop customers and bus passengers. Note: On March 17, European Union (EU) leaders announced they were closing off at least 26 countries — with more than 400 million people — to nearly all visitors from the rest of the world for at least 30 days. The 26 members of the European Union include: Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, the Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden. Ireland is the only member of the EU not covered by the border closings because it has a passport-free agreement with Britain, which has said it “is not planning” to implement these border restrictions. It is up to each country to enforce these new measures. Each country is allowed to make any changes on who they allow in and under which circumstances. Source: New York Times, March 20. Competition Listing, Status and Travel Warnings - PFA Members as of March 27 2020 11:00AM AEDT Updated since March 26 WOMEN'S LEAGUES League/s Nation Action Date Immigration WSL England Suspended 30-Apr Lockdown issued for at least the next 3 weeks, gatherings limited to 2 people. Foreign nationals unable to return home from the UK because of the pandemic will be able to extend their UK visas. Division 1 Féminine France Suspended Indefinite Some flights suspended. Restrictions on non-essential movement from 17 March for 15 days. State of emergency declared for 2 months. Stronger enforcement of “justification” papers for residents leaving home. Frauen-Bundesliga Germany Suspended 30-Apr Some flights suspended and land/sea border restrictions likely. Urvalsdeild Iceland Postponed Indefinite No travel restrictions. Serie A Italy Suspended Indefinite State of emergency declared until July 31. Lockdown of all residents until at least April 3. Toppserien Norway Postponed Indefinite Borders closed to all international passengers. Primera División Spain Suspended Indefinite Some flights suspended. Land border restrictions and restrictions on non-essential movement. Direct flights from Italy to Spain are banned until March 25. State of emergency extended by another 15 days. NWSL United States Suspended 10-May Australians are required to monitor their health and practice social distancing for 14 days upon arrival to the US. Recente travellers from New York self-isolate for 14 days. Note: On March 17, European Union (EU) leaders announced they were closing off at least 26 countries — with more than 400 million people — to nearly all visitors from the rest of the world for at least 30 days. The 26 members of the European Union include: Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, the Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden.
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