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Important Info Regarding the
CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19)
STATUS: Confirmed cases of COVID-19 among the UCLA community
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Travel Policy Changes
Two New Travel Policies Affect Lodging & Meals/Incidental Expenses
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NEW: Meal Reimbursement Policy During COVID-19
All nonessential University-related international and domestic travel is suspended until further notice. To request approval to engage in essential travel, faculty should obtain written approval from their Dean prior to the trip. Similarly, all staff must obtain written approval from their Dean, Vice Chancellor or Vice Provost prior to the trip. Students and guests traveling for UCLA business and using University funds must obtain a Dean's, Vice Chancellor’s or Vice Provost's written approval, as well. If booking through the UC Travel Center, please provide the approval to the agent at the time of booking. Deans, Vice Chancellors, and Vice Provosts may approve their own travel if it is essential.
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Policy Update effective oct. 15, 2017
The UC Office of the President (UCOP) recently announced new policy changes:
- Meals & Incidental Expenses - New Limit of $62
- Continental US Lodging Expenses - New Cap of $275 nightly rate
Policy Changes
TRAVEL NOTICE
The California Attorney General’s office has updated the list of states where state funds may NOT be used for travel. Idaho is the latest state, effective July 1, 2020.
There are now 12 states where AB 1887 prohibits the use of state funds to pay for travel to a state on the Attorney General’s list, except where one of the statutory exceptions applies. It does not affect travel that is paid for or reimbursed using non-state funds.
- Alabama
- Idaho
- Iowa
- Kansas
- Kentucky
- Mississippi
- North Carolina
- Oklahoma
- South Carolina
- South Dakota
- Tennessee
- Texas
For more information see the official assembly bill and the FAQs.