Rosie Fitzgerald | 14 March 2022
Coronavirus travel update: Which countries are open and which are closed?
Stay up to date with the latest COVID-19 news to know which countries are open to travel...
Stay up to date with the latest COVID-19 news to know which countries are open to travel...
Please note: The information in this article applies to UK travellers, and is up to date as of 4.30pm on Monday 17 May.
Both fully vaccinated passengers and unvaccinated arrival will no longer need to take a COVID-19 test before or after arriving in the UK.
The requirements to fill in a Passenger Locator Form has also been scrapped.
Anyone entering the UK from a red list country, regardless of their vaccination status, will need to take a pre-departure test three days before coming to England, book a quarantine hotel package which included two covid tests, quarantine for 10 days, and complete a passenger locator form.
There are currently no countries on the UK red list for travel.
While we do our best to keep abreast of developments do always double-check official sources before making travel arrangements.
Beautiful Italy (Shutterstock)
The US has announced it will be open to vaccinated Brits from the start of November (Shutterstock)
Costa Rica is currently open to travellers (Shutterstock)
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Rwanda is open to tourists (Shutterstock)
Australia has closed its borders to foreign travellers (Shutterstock)
Saint Lucia is open to the tourist sector (Shutterstock)
Anguilla: UK travellers must apply and be approved by the government's health team.You will need to take a test two to five days before going to Anguilla or an antigen test no older than 48 hours. You need to be fully vaccinated. You will need to have a test on arrival at the cost of US$50.00 and remain in isolation until you get a negative result.
Bahamas: To enter the Bahamas you will need proof you are fully vaccinated and a negative test no older than three days.
Bermuda: You need to apply for a Bermuda Covid-19 Travel Authorisation one to three days before departure and will need a pre-arrival test. Unvaccinated visitors with a pre-arrival test will need to quarantine for four days at a hotel. After four days, if a negative test is obtained, you can spend the next 10 days of isolation at home. Vaccinated travellers with a negative pre-arrival test will need to quarantine until they get a negative test result from their arrival test.
Cayman Islands: To enter the Cayman Islands you will need proof you are fully vaccinated, and will also need proof of a negative test no older than one day.
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