Victoria's roadmap out of COVID-19 lockdowns explained: What you can and can't do

Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews has revealed the state's roadmap out of COVID-19 lockdowns once the vaccination rate hits 70 per cent double-dosed.

Mr Andrews said the roadmap - which he described as "aspirational but realistic" - involves a gradual reopening of freedoms around returning to school and outdoor activities.

The Premier said the lockdown will officially end on October 26, when modelling shows the rate of double-dosed Victorians aged 16 and over will hit 70 per cent.

Here's everything we know about the roadmap so far:

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When is Victoria's lockdown ending?

At this point, lockdown is ending "on or around" October 26.

This is when modelling forecasts Victorians aged over 16 will hit a full vaccination rate of 70 per cent.

Do the restrictions only apply for fully vaccinated people?

Yes.

So far all of the freedoms announced only apply to the fully vaccinated.

Can I visit my family?

By October 26, you can visit your family in outdoor settings provided you are fully vaccinated.

By this date, 10 fully vaccinated adults can gather outside.

By November 5, Victorians will be allowed 10 visitors to a household.

By Christmas day, the government has guaranteed up to 30 visitors will be allowed in your home once the state hits a target of 80 per cent fully vaccinated.

Are shops, pubs, restaurants and cafes open?

Once Victoria hits 70 per cent fully vaccinated, hospitality venues and retail will be able to reopen in outdoor areas only.

Can I go to the gym?

The exact date for gyms is not yet known.

From October 26, swimming pools and community facilities will be opened to limited numbers for fully vaccinated patrons.

It's presumed gyms will run to this schedule.

Personal training will resume for up to five fully vaccinated people outside for regional Victoria from as early as September 26.

Are weddings allowed?

On October 26, weddings and funerals will be allowed to host up to 50 fully-vaccinated guests in an outdoor setting.

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What are the rules around wearing a face mask?

Once Victoria hits 80 per cent double vaccinated (presumed to be around November 5), masks will only be required indoors.

What about travel? How far can I travel?

Intrastate travel - that is within Victoria's borders - will resume on or around November 5, when the vaccination rate hits 80 per cent.