Visitor arriving in Melbourne

[ash_kumar 1]

Anyone who is arriving in Melbourne, for self-quarantine requirement, can they live with the family but having their own room and bathroom? will it be considered as private space? or people living in the same house will have to do the quarantine as well? Any suggestion?

[Parley 6,866]

https://www.coronavirus.vic.gov.au/information-overseas-travellers#travellers-from-other-countries-who-are-fully-vaccinated

[ash_kumar 1]

@Parley thanks, But the link doesn't clarify the doubt that I have. it says - 

• While in self-quarantine, you must not share bedrooms, bathrooms or any other facilities with any other person who is not self-quarantining (for example, people outside your travelling party).

Does it mean they can still live with us on 1st floor and we can live on ground floor (in a double storey house) without need to do a self-quarantine?

Edited December 9, 2021 by ash_kumar

[Parley 6,866]

5 minutes ago, ash_kumar said:

@Parley thanks, But the link doesn't clarify the doubt that I have. it says - 

• While in self-quarantine, you must not share bedrooms, bathrooms or any other facilities with any other person who is not self-quarantining (for example, people outside your travelling party).

Does it mean they can still live with us on 1st floor and we can live on ground floor (in a double storey house) without need to do a self-quarantine?

aS LONG AS YOU ISOLATE FROM THEM AND DON'T SHARE ANY ROOMS, FACILITIES ETC.

[Marisawright 9,332]

1 hour ago, ash_kumar said:

Does it mean they can still live with us on 1st floor and we can live on ground floor (in a double storey house) without need to do a self-quarantine?

Yes, but you cannot share the kitchen.  They will have to stay on the 1st floor and organise separate meals etc.