All non-essential travel is currently banned and anyone who refuses a test when travelling has to comply with 21-day self-isolation.
Deputy Ferbrache said: “When the ban is lifted we are considering, very seriously, charging for travelling because a) it costs money b) the Bailiwick needs the revenue and c) it is an incentive for people to realise that when they travel here, there will still be a cost to the vaccine and travel arrangements that will continue for some time.”
Pictured: 221 people travelled into the island last week.
The CCA Chairman reiterated that a final decision is yet to be made.
“It hasn’t been finalised yet and it might be a no, but it’s more likely than not,” said Deputy Ferbrache.
If introduced, it is expected to be a charge of “£25 or thereabouts” per test.