Moving house is permitted at alert level 3 – including to and from a region that is at alert level 1 or alert level 2. If you will be crossing into a region at a different alert level, you should bring documents to support your reason for travel, if possible.
Talk to your agent and lawyer or conveyancer, about what to do if you have a transaction under way.
Property inspectors, valuers, engineers and tradespeople can visit properties at alert level 3, if they comply with public health and industry-specific guidance and if the property’s occupants agree.
Visits to a property are limited to a total of two visits per property per day, whether from prospective buyers or professionals.
In the case of visits that are private viewings, there should be no more than two prospective buyers from the same extended bubble and the agent at the viewing.
As the seller, you’ll need to work with your agent to arrange the visits, to ensure these are in line with the daily limit.
You can find information about what you can and can’t do at alert level 3 on the COVID-19 website.
Alert Level 3 information for landlords and tenants
What does Alert Level 3 mean for landlords and tenants?
Moving house
Tenants can move house. If tenants are moving within the same alert level area, removal companies can assist with moving (following the conditions of physical distancing and contact tracing). Find out more about moving house on the Government’s COVID-19 website.
Tenants should have documents on them to show that they are moving house, for example, their signed tenancy agreement. Find out more about the regional travel guidelines and rules on the Government’s COVID-19 website. 作者: jjing0227 时间: 2021-8-30 21:45:27