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Summer holidays may come to an end soon, but many other people in the UK will spend the last weeks of the August holidays abroad. 2022 has seen the return of overseas holidays after a few years of disruption due to the pandemic. , with many Britons opting to remain in place this period.
With many returns for their holidays, holidaymakers have had to adapt to new post-Brexit regulations and adjustments to the orientation of air passports.
The Foreign Ministry’s recommendation has been to help travelers stay up-to-date with the latest regulations abroad, as some countries continue to have Covid regulations.
So, with that in mind, we put together the latest advice from the Foreign Ministry for Spain, France, Turkey, Portugal and more, reports Liverpool Echo.
coronavirus
Since June 1, all COVID-19 restrictions in Turkey have been lifted and passengers arriving in Turkey are no longer required to provide evidence of vaccination or negative PCR results.
Safety and security
The FCDO advises against any of:
The FCDO advises against any trip, essential, to:
coronavirus
There are no longer vaccinations or COVID-19 passenger placement form requirements to access mainland Portugal, Madeira and the Azores.
Natural disasters
The Portuguese government of civil coverage in the Azores is tracking an increase in seismic activity on the island of São Jorge. Mainland Portugal is on high alert due to a surge in buildings and threat of wildfires. Measures in force include the prohibition of:
coronavirus
Passengers arriving in Greece must present evidence of COVID vaccination, a negative COVID check or a COVID recovery certificate. You want to complete a passenger location form (PLF).
Travelers must wear a mask on public transport.
Natural disasters
Forest chimneys occur during the summer months throughout Greece due to the dry/hot weather. Current weather situations (extreme heat and strong winds) mean that chimneys are more likely. The Civil Protection Authority publishes a daily map detailing the threat of chimney across the domain (1 = threat low to five = emergency).
In case of forest fires, the stage on the floor can be quickly replaced, so you can stay updated with official recommendations and alerts by subscribing to the Civil Protection SMS or email service, or via “112 Greece” on twitter (to translate into English, click on the tweet and press ‘Translate Tweet’).
coronavirus
If you are travelling to Spain, you will need to present valid proof of any of the following at the time of entry:
be fully vaccinated. Its vaccination prestige must comply with the validity requirements of the Spanish authorities.
a negative COVID-19 test: either a PCR performed within 72 hours prior to departure, or an antigen test performed within 24 hours prior to departure.
who have recovered from COVID-19 in the past six months. You can use a medical certificate or recovery record to get your COVID-19 reputation when you enter Spain.
These requirements do not apply to young people under the age of 12. UK travellers who may turn out to be fully vaccinated or have recovered from a previous COVID-19 infection in the past six months, or who are under the age of 12, do not wish to complete the Spanish travel health check form. Any other user must complete the Spanish fitness check form no later than 48 hours before traveling to Spain.
Natural disasters
Lately there is a greater threat of forest fires due to the exceptionally high temperatures in Spain. Be careful when visiting or crossing wooded areas.
Access to certain spaces, such as nature parks and nature reserves, may be limited or closed accordingly. Comply with local government commands and call 112 if you need emergency assistance.
If you would like urgent consular assistance, please call 34 91 714 6300.
coronavirus
As of August 1, 2022, all COVID-19-related restrictions for ers in France were lifted.
Natural disasters
Lately there is an increased threat of forest fires in many parts of France. Becomes familiar with local emergency procedures and restrictions in place.
Be careful when visiting or crossing wooded spaces. Access to certain spaces such as nature parks and nature reserves may be limited or closed accordingly.
You adhere to local government orders and call 112 if you want emergency assistance. If you want urgent consular assistance, call 33 1 44 51 31 00.
traveling
The coming weeks are expected to see an increase in traffic between the UK and France on trains, planes, ferries and the Channel Tunnel, which can sometimes lead to delays. Industrial movements in France and the resource constraints of tour operators can also lead to additional disruptions.
Before you travel, check the latest data with your tour operator or airline, adding their recommendation on the time you want to arrive at the terminal or airport to check in. Whenever possible, make sure you have a reservation displayed before you travel. sure to be completely ready for your trip, adding the option of delays, with enough food and water.
coronavirus
As of June 1, 2022, passengers traveling to Cyprus will no longer be required to provide any vaccination or recovery certificate, nor a negative COVID test result.
Travellers are no longer required to provide a COVID-19 vaccination certificate, negative result test or recovery certificate to enter Croatia.
It is no longer necessary for travelers to complete an online registration form before arriving in Croatia.
coronavirus
As of May 1, passengers will no longer be required to complete a passenger location form (EU PLF) to enter or enter Italy as a visitor. Since June 1, restrictions on access to Italy due to COVID-19 were lifted. evidence of vaccination, a negative control result, or a COVID-19 recovery certificate to enter the country, regardless of your vaccination status.
All passengers entering Italy via ferry, exercise or coach will be required to wear an FFP2 mask to enter the country. Masks are no longer mandatory on flights to, from or to Italy.
Natural disasters
Parts of Italy, particularly in the north, are lately facing severe drought and may only suffer from water rationing. Wildfires are a threat during the long summer months.