Here is everything you need to know about international travel, from remaining testing requirements to paperwork and quarantine. Unvaccinated travellers are no longer required to self-isolate for 10 days on arrival in the UK, but they still need to take a pre-departure test and a Day 2 PCR test. Rules remain in Britain for anyone who isn't double jabbed too. An increasing number of EU member states are putting a time limit on vaccine passes, requiring the second dose to have been received within nine or six months of arrival. Some still require proof of a negative PCR test result from all arrivals, others only request a vaccine certificate for entry.
However, while restrictions have eased on home soil and most countries are now open to British travellers, many destinations have rules in force for holidaymakers. The only remaining restriction for fully vaccinated arrivals to the UK is completing a passenger locator form, which is set to be simplified.Ĭhildren aged 12-15 have been given access to the digital version of the NHS Covid Pass, which helps them more easily prove their vaccination status and can be used as proof of recovery for entry to some countries. The Day 2 test for immunised arrivals has been dropped. Fully vaccinated holidaymakers and under-18s no longer need to take any Covid-19 tests to return to the UK.
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