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UK adds Thailand to Covid-19 travel ‘red list’

Alongside Montenegro, restriction starts Monday

Updated 5 years ago · Published on 27 Aug 2021 12:30PM

UK adds Thailand to Covid-19 travel ‘red list’
British and Irish nationals and those living in the UK are allowed to travel from red list countries, but must quarantine in a hotel for 10 days on arrival. – AFP pic, August 27, 2021

LONDON – The British government will on Monday add Thailand and Montenegro to its travel “red list”, with foreigners banned from travelling to England from those countries, and nationals required to quarantine.

“Thailand and Montenegro will be added to the red list from 4am (0300GMT) on Monday, August 30,” reflecting the increased coronavirus case rates in those countries, said the government.

British and Irish nationals and those living in the UK are allowed to travel from red list countries, but must quarantine in a hotel for 10 days on arrival.

The government added Switzerland, Denmark and Canada to the green list, the Transport Department added.

Travellers from those destinations will now not have to quarantine, regardless of vaccination status. – AFP, August 27, 2021

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