To access any information relating to travelling overseas during the coronavirus pandemic visit the Travel advice: coronavirus page.
To find out which countries and territories are exempt from advice against ‘all but essential’ international travel, click here. Travelers can visit destinations on this list without needing to quarantine on their return.
Please be aware that the list above contains countries and territories that the UK will allow you to travel to and return from, without completing a 14-day period of quarantine. The country or territory you are travelling to may have its own restrictions and policies in place.
In addition, the government will be making a small number of sector-specific exemptions to the border health measures as a result of the first review. From 7 July 2020, certain transport workers who do not come into contact with passengers in the course of their journey to England will no longer be required to complete the passenger locator form. There will also be additional exemptions for certain groups, including elite sportspeople and essential support staff returning to England or participating in certain elite sports events, and individuals coming to England to work on British film and television productions.
To read more about the government’s announcement regarding travel corridors, click here.