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Travelers from China Arriving in the United States
CDC is collaborating with public health agencies to implement new travel
protocols reported in a Presidential Proclamation on Novel Corona virus to
slow the spread of 2019 novel corona virus into the United States. Will
summarize:
1. Foreign nationals visiting China in the past 14 days are not allowed
to enter the United States.
2. American citizens, lawful permanent residents, and their families
who have been in China for the last 14 days will be allowed to
enter the United States, but will be diverted to one of 11 airports to
undergo health screening. We will have some form of limits on
their movements for 14 days, depending on their safety and travel
background, from the time they leave China.
If you are in the second group above and are flying to the U.S.:
Your travel will be diverted to one of 11 U.S. airports where CDC
has quarantine stations
We'll ask you about your health and your work.
Your well being is checked for fatigue, cough or breathing
difficulties.
Based on your safety and travel history:
For a cycle of 14 days from the time you exited China you will
have certain limits on your movement.
Such measures are being taken to protect your safety, other
travelers ' health and the health of U.S. communities from the
current corona virus that is spreading from person to person in
parts of China.
Travelers who have been in Hubei Province for the past 14 days:

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If you have fever, cough, or breathing problems, you will be checked for
illness by CDC workers at the airport. They will drive you to a medical
facility for further examination and care. Your travel itinerary won't be
complete.
If you have no symptoms (fever, cough, breathing problems): you will be put
under a federal, state, or local quarantine order for a maximum of 14 days
from the time you left China. You might not have the chance to complete
your travel itinerary until the time of 14 days is finished.
Travelers from other parts of China (outside the province of Hubei) in the last
14 days: if you have fever, cough, or breathing problems: CDC workers at the
airport will test you for illness. They will drive you to a medical facility for
further examination and care. Your travel itinerary may not be complete.
If you have no symptoms: you will reach your final destination. When you
arrive at your final destination, you are asked to monitor your health for 14
days from the time you left China. You will receive a health information card
telling you what symptoms to watch for and what to do if symptoms arise.
You will stay home during that time and restrict as much contact with others
as possible. You will be contacted by the State or local health department for
further follow-up.