Applications for non-residents to travel to the Island on compassionate or contractual grounds are being considered again from today.
The potential change was announced by government during a Covid-19 briefing last Thursday (January 21).
It's one of a number of measures as the Isle of Man begins its transition period out of the three-week circuit break lockdown.
Chief Minister, Howard Quayle MHK, did clarify this would be subject to self-isolation and testing rules currently in place.
Cosmo raises £1,000 for charity
A fundraising drive in memory of one of the Island's best-known cats has hit its target after just two days.
Fire crews called to blaze in Douglas flat
Firefighters were called to a property in Douglas this morning after a discarded cigarette started a blaze.
Temporary lights in Port St Mary today
Traffic controls are in place on a main road in Port St Mary today.
Baby ape gibbon her new name
A newborn ape at the Wildlife Park has been given a name after a public vote.
Cruise ship due to stop at Calf later
A cruise ship will visit the south of the Island this evening.
Domestic abuse accused 'threatened to chop up dog'
A man has denied subjecting his ex-partner to a reign of terror with regular beatings and threatening to chop up her dog.
DOI has more than 400 car parking spaces for government workers
The Department of Infrastructure says it has more than 400 car parking spaces for government workers.
Peel Trident for sale - with £99k price tag!
An original Manx-made car from the 1960s is up for sale in the UK - at an eyewatering price.
