The United Kingdom, followed by the success of the booster programmes and the covid-19 vaccinations has now announced the removal of all the covid-19 testing requirements for all the fully vaccinated and eligible candidates, and according to the reports, the new rule is going to be coming into effect from 11th February 2022 from 4 am.
According to the government of the United Kingdom, the travelers of the fully vaccinated people is only going to be filling the passenger locator form (PLF), that is going to be simplified, along with confirming the status of the covid-19 vaccination, along with the travel history and contact details and the people is going to be having an extra day for the purpose of filling out before travelling.
Although, the people, who are not recognized as fully vaccinated, and it is going to be required for undergoing a pre-departure test along with a RT-PCR test before and after the arrival in the United Kingdom.
All the measures of testing for the eligible and fully vaccinated people travelling to the United Kingdom and it is going to be removed from 4 AM on 11th February 2022, and this move has been coming as the government of the United Kingdom has been taking one step further for reopening the travel industry.
The latest announcement has been expected for providing a solution to the disruption that, the novel corona virus has been responsible for stirring in the business and tourism of the United Kingdom.
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