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UK removes Pakistan from travel red list

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Farid Ahmed (Qureshi)
Farid Ahmed (Qureshi)
Farid Ahmed Qureshi is ARY News's UK-based Correspondent since 2014.

LONDON: The United Kingdom (UK) has removed Pakistan from its travel red list after the British authorities on Friday updated its travel advisory, ARY NEWS reported quoting British High Commissioner Christian Turner.

According to details, besides Pakistan, Turkey, Bangladesh, Maldives and Oman have also been removed from the UK red list in the recent review. Pakistan and other countries are included in the rest of the world list.

UK’s Secretary of State for Transport also confirmed the move from his Twitter handle.


On August 26, Pakistan was retained on the red list as United Kingdom (UK) government updated its travel advisory for countries barred from flying into the Kingdom.

During the August review, seven countries, namely, Canada, Denmark, Finland, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Switzerland, and the Azores were moved into the green list starting at 4 am on Monday, August 30.

Read More: TRAVEL RESTRICTIONS: ‘UK LIKELY TO REMOVE PAKISTAN FROM RED LIST ON SEPT 16’

Travellers from these destinations needed not to have to quarantine regardless of whether they are fully vaccinated, but will still need to take pre-departure and day 2 tests and complete a passenger locator form.

Thailand and Montenegro were added to the red list from 4am on Monday 30 August 2021, reflecting the increased case rates in these countries and the higher risk that travel from these countries poses to UK public health.

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