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‘Green’ List and Spain, Greece and France are likely to be on the
‘Amber’ List, which means people returning to the UK would have to quarantine for 10 days and have 2 PCR tests on day 2 and day 5.
Travellers arriving from
‘Red’ List countries will have to quarantine at a Government approved hotel at their own expense for 10 days and have 2 PCR tests on day 2 and day 8.
There are rumours that
Portugal will also be added to today’s list, which has sparked a surge in demand for holidays and flights when the International travel ban is lifted on May 17.
The list will be reviewed every three weeks and insiders predict that Spain, Greece and France will be
Williams Babalola
The UK has warned travellers coming into the country against lying about their travel history as the country plans to impose a jail term of 10 years for violators of this policy.
UK Health Secretary, Matt Hancock, said that from Monday, residents of UK and Ireland arriving in England from the places on the government’s “red list” will have to purchase a “quarantine package” that costs 1,750 pounds per person and covers accommodation, virus testing and other items.
Following this new policy, any individual trying to conceal their travel history would serve a jail period of 10 years, a decision that did not rest well with some MPs and former judges.