Manx students studying off-Island are being advised to apply for landing cards in case the UK's coronavirus situation worsens.
Education, Sport & Culture Minister, Dr Alex Allinson MHK, issued the advice during yesterday's Covid-19 briefing.
He says the government never intends to close the borders again as it did in March and if students have to return to Manx shores early they'll be supported.
Dr Allinson says the Island is in a much better place to deal with changes:
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