Police are warning criminals they're not welcome on the Island when borders reopen next week.
Officers say they're preparing to launch a major operation on Monday morning as the Isle of Man starts welcoming travellers again.
They say although visitors are welcome, criminals aren't - and they'll be working to disrupt any cross-border crime.
They've issued an update on social media, using the hashtag Safe Island Strong Borders.
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