UK. Government relaxes quarantine requirement for travelers from 58 countries

UK. Government relaxes quarantine requirement for travelers from 58 countries

UK. Government relaxes quarantine requirement for travelers from 58 countries to come, it will no longer be required to self-isolated for 14 days on entry. Since July 10, travelers from a number of destinations such as Spain, France, Italy and Germany will be able to move freely from one country to another. The British Department for Transport states that countries pose called “a lower risk to public health of British citizens.” “Whether you are a ready tourist, eager to open the doors to foreign countries or to new business, this British news for people and good news for British businesses,” Grant Shapps, UK Secretary of State for transport, said in a statement last week. “The entire nation has worked tirelessly to get to this point, so that security must remain our watch word and that will not hesitate to protect to move quickly if infection rates are rising in countries with which we connect new.” All travelers are required to provide the government with the address, where they remain on their trip. Some countries in the list, such as Spain, travelers must fill out a health questionnaire 48 hours before the trip. Although the new rules for Wales and Northern Ireland, Scotland has its own, the short list of countries includes Spain issued. The UK has the third highest-COVID 19 deaths worldwide, with at least 44.687 people died and 289.165 cases.
Photo copyright by Daniel Leal-Getty