Only essential workers allowed in
The Island's borders are now closed to all passengers following the arrival of the Ben-my-Chree.
The Isle of Man Government announced the measure earlier this week in a bid to limit the impact of coronavirus on Manx residents.
Freight will continue to come in through the ports, and special exemptions will be granted to those with life-saving skills.
Chief Minister Howard Quayle says support will be offered to those who haven't been able to come home in time:
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