While the university has started its staged restart to campus operations, university business travel, including travel to any Stanford campus will remain suspended until at least September 1, 2020. Learn more about the university’s updated travel policy here.

Financial Management Services (FMS) addresses questions about flight cancellations, airline waivers and reimbursements, and provides other travel resources on the Fingate website.

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You should carefully access your plans and discuss with your faculty advisor or PI to determine the best course of action. For example, you might consider postponing or restructuring your research plans to avoid travel and/or to reduce the number…

Watch the For Stanford Travelers page closely for up to date information on travel restrictions, including the circumstances for requesting an exception.

Financial Management Services has created an information sheet to address questions about flight cancellations, airline waivers and reimbursements. It is being updated often and can be found on the Fingate website.

No. See the latest Stanford Health Alerts regarding travel, and contact travel2020@lists.stanford.edu with further questions.

Given the current state of affairs, all university-sponsored travel will remain suspended until at least September 1, 2020. Until further notice, you should continue to conduct business over Zoom and other collaboration tools. Learn more about the university’s updated travel…

Stanford Travel is monitoring developments related to domestic and international university travel in the wake of the spread of COVID-19.

Stanford recommends following these self-isolation guidelines. Graduate students with questions or concerns about self-isolation should contact the Graduate Life Office.