Can UK citizens travel to the US?
Important: Although some international travel is allowed by the UK government from May 17, U.S. government travel restrictions remain in place for travel from the United Kingdom to the United States.
Where can I fly without quarantine?
The Latest Quarantine-Free Destinations
- Azores. Travellers must present a negative COVID-19 test on arrival, taken within the last 72 hours.
- Barbados. From 19 September, travellers must present a negative COVID-19 test on arrival, taken within the last 72 hours.
- Cuba.
- Dubai.
- Faroe Islands.
- Gibraltar.
- Greece.
- Iceland.
Where can we go without quarantine?
Dominican Republic, Haiti, Mongolia, Tunisia and Uganda have been added to the red list. The list of green list countries are countries where travellers will not have to quarantine on their return. However, in reality, not all of them are currently open to UK travellers.
Is America on the green list?
The government has made its first round of changes to its green, red and amber lists. On Thursday, the government outlined the latest moves to the highest-risk red list, as well the first country to move from green to amber — and the United States has remained exactly where it was nearly one month ago.
Is USA on red list?
The US was not among the 12 countries on the green list qualifying for “no quarantine” status as announced by UK transport secretary Grant Shapps. The public has been advised that they “should not be travelling to ‘amber’ and ‘red’ countries for leisure”.
Is USA on green list for UK travel?
The US remains off the UK’s green list, and is still on the amber list. This means Brits would need the following when returning to the UK: A negative test taken pre-arrival. A mandatory ten-day quarantine at home.
Is US on UK green list?
On Thursday afternoon, Grant Shapps announced that England has added Malta and several other countries to its green list. Those changes include changes to its green, amber and red lists. However, the U.S. still has not made the country’s lowest-risk level of green.
Is US on UK Red List?
There will be different travel restrictions for each group; the U.K. and the U.S. are on the amber list, which crucially only allows non-essential travel for vaccinated travelers. All EU countries are rated green, meaning they can visit without any travel restrictions.
Which countries will go on green list?
The countries that will be on the green list from 4.00am on 19 July are:
- Anguilla (Green watchlist)
- Antarctica/British Antarctic Territory (Green watchlist)
- Antigua and Barbuda (Green watchlist)
- Australia.
- Barbados (Green Watchlist)
- Bermuda (Green Watchlist)
- British Indian Ocean Territory (Green Watchlist)
- Brunei.
Why is Greece not on green list?
Greece is unlikely to make the green list, as its infection rate has risen to 129 per 100,000 people. Case numbers have also been rising since late June, and are now well over 1,000 per day. Around 40 per cent of the adult population has received both doses of the vaccine.
Will Greek islands go on the green list?
EasyJet Holidays chief executive Garry Wilson said there had been a “huge surge” in people booking holidays to countries that had been placed on the green list. However, he questioned why more destinations, such as the Canary Islands and the Greek islands, were not added to the list.
Is Greece likely to go on the red list?
Greece remains on the UK government’s “amber” list of countries as travel restrictions continue to ease throughout England. Ancient monuments, delicious food and around 200 (populated) islands to explore mean that Greece has long been a firm favourite with British holidaymakers.
Will Greek islands make the green list?
It’s not guaranteed that Greece will move to the green list on that date, however. The mainland and all of its islands are on the amber list, so it’s not illegal to travel there.