The United Kingdom continues to keep Türkiye on the Red list...

The UK Department for Transport updates its list of countries subject to COVID-19 travel restrictions every three weeks using the system known as the "traffic light" system. With the latest update, Thailand and Montenegro, which had been on the amber list, were added to the red list.

While recent reports in the British public sphere had anticipated that Türkiye would be moved to the amber list following President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan's telephone conversation with UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson, the update made on 26 August saw Türkiye remain on the red list.

All passengers travelling to the UK from countries on the red list pay 2,200 pounds and stay in quarantine at a designated hotel for 10 days.

Considering that the next list update will be made three weeks later, it is expected that tourism movement between the UK and Türkiye has come to an end for this season, and that any cultural, sporting, or tourism events with UK connections to be held in our country will also be cancelled during this period.

For detailed information: https://www.gov.uk/guidance/red-amber-and-green-list-rules-for-entering-england