Australia has announced the reopening of its borders to vaccinated tourists and other visa holders, the BBC reported today. Prime Minister Scott Morrison said that double-vaccinated travellers are welcomed and that they would need to provide proof of vaccination. The BBC also said that unvaccinated travellers who have a medical
New Zealand has announced the reopening of its borders in stages. The BBC reported on its site that as of 27 February 2022, vaccinated citizens in Australia can go home from 27 February without needing to undergo state mandatory hotel quarantine. Other key highlights include: Jabbed citizens elsewhere will be
France will re-open its borders to UK holidaymakers and travellers, according to an article published in The Evening Standard and various other published news articles. Fully-vaccinated Britons can now enter the country from 14 January. The article also said that Alexandre Holroyd, a French National Assembly member living in the
The UK Government has removed all pre-departure testing requirements for fully-vaccinated travellers. An official update has been posted on the UK.Gov website states: From 4am on Sunday 9 January, eligible fully vaccinated travellers and over 5s will be able to take a lateral flow test instead of a PCR on
Germany has announced that it will lift travel restrictions for UK visitors arriving into the country from January 4. This means that fully vaccinated UK travellers no longer need to show proof of a negative Covid test or undergo a 14-day quarantine upon arrival. From the German consulate website: With
Fully vaccinated travellers entering the United Kingdom who test positive for Covid-19 will now isolate for only 7 days. The reduced self-isolation period was introduced by the UK Government for international travellers returning to the UK from non-red list countries. According to the Gov.uk website: If you’re fully vaccinated you
