14 days, unless they get tested on day 7. if the test result returns negative, the traveler may leave isolation. however, on december 21, 2021, in response to growing case numbers that were non-epidemiologically linked, meaning there were signs of community transmission within n.l., dr. janice fitzgerald announced that anyone entering the province, regardless of their vaccination status or province of residency, will have to isolate. fully-vaccinated travelers have to isolate for five days and take a rapid test each day; if each rapid test returns a negative result, the traveler may leave isolation after their five days, or if 120 hours have passed. partially-vaccinated and unvaccinated travelers have no changes to their isolation requirements, however, they are given rapid tests to complete on a voluntary basis. impact the liberal party delayed its leadership election from may to august as a result of the pandemic.