United Kingdom Corona Travel Restrictions February 2021

Read Legenda Explanation. This page for United Kingdom has been latest updated at 2020-03-24 06:51:45

Timeline and information

On 18 March, The United Kingdom advises people to avoid all unnecessary travel and asked people to stay away from restaurants and public events. A couple of days later, on the 23rd of March, Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced a complete lockdown and imposed fines for anyone still going outside for unneeded travel.

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Current Restriction Level: High

Last validated on March 24, 2020:

23 March: The British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has ordered all Brits to stay at home and announced the closure of all non-essential stores. Anyone violating these new regulations will be subject to fines. For now, all airports remain open and it's still possible to enter the United Kingdom.

Report Updates for United Kingdom

41,903

Confirmed Cases

4,313

Reported Deaths

Latest update April 05, 2020 [Source]

Latest News Updates

Prime Minister Boris Johnson Announced Order To Stay At Home: "It Is A Simple Message"

The United Kingdom ordered everyone on Monday to stay at home, to tackle the further spreading of the coronavirus in the [..]

March 24, 2020

Restriction level increased for United Kingdom

We increased the level of restrictions of United Kingdom from Unknown to Moderate [..]

March 24, 2020

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Unknown	We haven't found reliable sources yet for this country to report on it.
Low	Traveling to these countries is possible without any restrictions. There's even some way to have fun: restaurants, bars, and tourist attractions remain open.
Moderate	There is a regulation in place that forbids citizens from 19 countries or less or you have to go into a mandatory quarantine or self-isolation as a citizen from certain countries. Traveling to the country is possible, however, some measures will affect the way you travel. It could be that restaurants and bars are closed, public transport is affected or that events are being canceled.
High	Mandatory quarantine or self-isolation for all foreigners that travel to this country or a measure that forbids the entry for citizens of more than 20 countries up to 49 countries. You can still travel and enter the country, but the particular national itself is in lockdown (restaurants closed or mandatory social isolation) and traveling won't be of any fun.
Extreme	The country is locked for foreigners of more than 50 countries. In some cases, entering is only possible for citizens or people with permanent residency.

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