UK removes, Nigeria, 10 other countries from travel red list

The United Kingdom has announced the removal of Nigeria and 10 other countries from its international travel red list
UK Health Secretary, Sajid Javid

The United Kingdom has announced the removal of Nigeria and 10 other countries from its international travel red list.

UK’s Secretary of Health, Sajid Javid, made the announcement in the House of Commons on Tuesday.

According to Javid, the restriction placed on the affected countries will be removed at 4 am on Wednesday, December 15.

The UK had placed Nigeria on its red list, introducing a pre-departure COVID-19 test requirement for all in-bound travellers and arrivals from the country.

Travellers who had been in a red list country 10 days before arriving in the country have been required to isolate for 10 days in a quarantined hotel and take a COVID-19 test.

A temporary suspension on reviewing and issuing visitor visa applications from all red list countries was also introduced.

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