Coronavirus Updates
France Update 31/03/22
From the 31st March 2022, sworn statements have been dropped for both vaccinated and non vaccinated passengers. For fully vaccinated passengers, only a proof of vaccination is needed to travel. Travellers from the UK aged 12 years and over who are not fully vaccinated need only to provide a negative PCR test result taken within 72 hours or an antigen test result taken within 48 hours pre-departure.
Netherlands update 17/02/22
From 23 March all travellers from the UK to the Netherlands will not require a negative pre-departure test for travel to the Netherlands, regardless of their vaccination status. Travellers who are not vaccinated and who do not meet requirements of an EU entry ban exemption category, are still not allowed to enter the Netherlands from the UK.
England Update 16/03/2022
From 4am on Friday 18 March, you will not need to take any COVID-19 tests or fill in a passenger locator form when travelling to the UK from abroad. These changes apply whether you are fully vaccinated or not.
Ireland Update 06/03/2022
If you are travelling to Ireland from Sunday 6 March 2022, you do not need to show any proof of vaccination, proof of recovery, proof of negative test or Irish passenger locator form receipt.
There are no post-arrival testing or quarantine requirements for travel to Ireland.
It is no longer mandatory for travellers entering the UK to fill in a Passenger Locator Form, or take any form of testing.
In light of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, some countries require travellers to produce a negative COVID-19 test result on arrival and in some cases prior to departure. To find out more about specific testing requirements for either France, Netherlands or Ireland, click on the relevant travel restriction box below.
Please ensure that you check the government advice page for the country you're travelling to for the latest entry requirements, as these are changing all the time:
France
The Netherlands
Ireland
You can also find more information about the current travel restrictions, and view answers to our frequently asked questions in our Help Centre.
Please note, in line with government advice, passengers should continue to wear a face covering when travelling on public transport, including ferries.
