As of January 5th, 2023 if you are a traveller arriving from the People’s Republic of China, Hong Kong or Macao, you will need to provide evidence of a negative COVID-19 test result, taken no more than two days before departure, to the airline prior to boarding. See the Government of Canada website for more information, as well as the COVID-19 Information for University of Toronto Students website. If your travel is delayed, please contact us through AskRegistrar, and your residence office if applicable.
The University's Environmental Health & Safety website has easy-to-access information to help guide you through your next steps in different scenarios related to COVID-19, including:
- What to do if you feel sick during in-person activities and need assistance
- If you are symptomatic or test positive
- Live in a household with someone who is symptomatic or tests positive
- Came into close contact with someone who is symptomatic or tests positive
- Completed the isolation period and are ready to return to campus
You can use the provincial health screening tool to complete a COVID-19 self-assessment for yourself or someone else.
Stay connected
There are simple things you can do now to make sure that critical university communication reaches you in a timely way:
- Opt in to UTAlert
- Update your emergency contact information on ACORN
- Check your U of T email address frequently for updates
Please know that the University is committed to ensuring the health and safety of our community. We encourage you to seek support, including MySSP which is available 24/7.
Everyone has the ability to help reduce the impact of COVID-19 on our community. The University’s primary concern continues to be the health and safety of all members of the U of T community. It is important at these times that we all remember to observe the University’s commitment to human rights and our values of diversity, inclusion, and respect.