Where you can travel if you have had the Covid-19 vaccine

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Only 11 destinations are currently on the green list, meaning quarantine is not required on return to the UK. Travelling to an amber destination is not illegal but the Government strongly advises against going on holidays to these countries, and a 10 day isolation is mandatory upon return. It has been reported that at the beginning of June, 75 percent of adults in the UK have had a first dose of the Covid vaccine, and 50 percent are already fully vaccinated. 

As the UK is on track to have all adults vaccinated before the end of summer, many will be wondering where they can travel without restrictions on arrival.

Travellers can now enjoy a holiday without restrictions in certain destinations when showing a vaccination certificate.

In the UK, vaccine passports are still being discussed although the NHS app is now being used as a Covid passport.

The app shows if a traveller has had the jab and can be used to show proof when entering a country.

These are some of the places allowing unrestricted entry to vaccinated travellers, although Express.co.uk recommends checking Government advice and entry requirements as measures can change quickly.

Spain

Spain opened its borders to Britons and from June 7, the country allows entry to all vaccinated tourists without any restrictions.

You can enter the Canary Islands without restrictions even if you only had one dose of the vaccine.

Travellers will need to present proof they had it at least 15 days before arrival.

France

On June 4, the French government announced that fully vaccinated travellers from the UK won’t have to quarantine if they can provide a negative PCR test on arrival.

The new measure will come into effect on June 9.

Croatia

Fully vaccinated UK tourists can enter Croatia showing they have had their second dose more than 14 days before travelling to the country.

Cyprus

Britons can now enter the country without restrictions showing their vaccination certificate.

Greece

UK travellers who have had both doses of the Covid-19 vaccine at least 14 days before arrival can enter Greece without restrictions.

Iceland

Fully vaccinated travellers can enter the country without restrictions.

Iceland is also on the Government’s green list, meaning no quarantine is required on return to the UK.

Israel

If you have been vaccinated then you will not have to isolate on arrival in Israel.

The country is also on the UK’s green list, meaning no quarantine is required on return.

Poland

The quarantine requirement for those travelling to Poland is now lifted for anyone who has been fully vaccinated.

Before going to a country, travellers must check Government advice and entry requirements as restrictions and measures can change.

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