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The country’s government has announced that it will be suspending air travel to and from the United Kingdom. Further updates will be published by the UK's Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) when they are available. In addition, from 12:00 (CET) 21 December anyone arriving from the United Kingdom, regardless of nationality, will be required to self-isolate for 10 days. The restrictions will be introduced in response to the discovery of a new strain of COVID-19 within parts of the UK.

The country's government has announced that, in addition to other entry requirements, from 21 December all passengers arriving from the UK will be required to take a further COVID-19 PCR test on arrival and remain in authority-assigned quarantine facilities for a minimum of seven days. After seven days, with another negative COVID-19 PCR test result, passengers can move to private accommodation and continue their self-isolation for a further three days. The restrictions have been introduced in response to the discovery of a new strain of COVID-19 within parts of the UK.

The country’s government has announced that from 00:01 (local time) on 21 December, borders between the UK and Belgium will be closed for at least 24 hours. The restriction has been introduced in response to the discovery of a new strain of COVID-19 within parts of the UK.

The country's government has announced they will be restricting flights to/from the UK from 00:01 (local time) Tuesday 22 December. Further updates will be published by the UK's Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) when they are available. The restrictions have been introduced in response to the discovery of a new strain of COVID-19 within parts of the UK.

The country's government has announced that it will suspend flights between the UK and Czech Republic from Monday 21 December; further updates will be published by the UK's Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) when they are available. The restriction has been introduced in response to the discovery of a new strain of COVID-19 within parts of the UK.

The country’s government has announced it will be restricting travel from the United Kingdom from 12.00 (local time) on Monday 21 December until at least Monday 4 January. The restriction has been introduced in response to the discovery of a new strain of COVID-19 within parts of the UK.

The country’s government has announced a ban on flights from Great Britain to Ireland for at least 48 hours from 00.01 (GMT) on Monday 21 December. The restriction has been introduced in response to the discovery of a new strain of COVID-19 within parts of the UK.

The country's government has announced that flights from UK to Poland have been suspended from midnight on 21 December until at least 6 January. The restrictions have been introduced in response to the discovery of a new strain of COVID-19 within parts of the UK.

The country’s government yesterday banned all air passenger flights between the UK and Luxembourg from 00:00 (CET) on Sunday 20 December 2020 for an initial 24-hour period. It is unclear whether this restriction has now been suspended from today. Further updates will be published by the UK's Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) when available. The restriction was introduced in response to the discovery of a new strain of COVID-19 within parts of the UK.

The country's government announced on 21 December the suspension until further notice of all flights to and from, or that transited through, the UK following the emergence of a new strain of COVID-19. The Tunisian government also suspended the entry into Tunisia of passengers who are coming through the UK or transited through the UK.

The country’s government has announced that from 24.00 (CET) on 20 December all arrivals from the UK, regardless of nationality, are required to self-isolate for 14 days and from 19.00 (CET) on 21 December all passenger flights to and from the UK will be banned for 14 days. The restrictions have been introduced in response to the discovery of a new strain of COVID-19 within parts of the UK.

The airline has announced that as of midnight on 21 December 2020 until further notice, all passenger flights to and from the United Kingdom as well as South Africa are to be suspended; SWISS most recently served London Heathrow, London Gatwick and Manchester airports in the UK and Johannesburg in South Africa. Customers affected by the suspended flights will be informed by the airline, and flexible re-booking options continue to apply.

The country’s government has announced that, effective from 00.01 (local time) on Tuesday 22 December, a flight ban will be imposed on flights from the UK. Precise details have not yet been published, however the restriction has been introduced in response to the discovery of a new strain of COVID-19 within parts of the UK.

The country's government has announced that travellers arriving in Jamaica from the UK from 21 December onward will be subject to state quarantine for 48 hours and COVID-19 PCR testing. Passengers who test negative will be fitted with an armband for monitoring and released to complete the 14-day quarantine at home, while those found to be positive will be isolated in state facilities until recovered. Travellers can be picked up from the quarantine facility once quarantine is completed. Business visitors and others staying in hotels must follow local COVID protocols. The restrictions have been introduced in response to the discovery of a new strain of COVID-19 within parts of the UK.

The country’s government has banned all air passenger flights between the UK and Denmark from 09.00 (GMT) on Monday 21 December to at least 09.00 (GMT) on Wednesday 23 December. The restriction has been introduced in response to the discovery of a new strain of COVID-19 within parts of the UK.

The country's government announced with effect from midnight on 20 December, the Moroccan Government has suspended until further notice all flights to and from the UK. The restrictions have been introduced in response to the discovery of a new strain of COVID-19 within parts of the UK.

The country’s government has banned all air passenger flights between the UK and Germany from 23.00 (GMT) on Sunday 20 December to 23.00 (GMT) on Thursday 31 December. The restriction has been introduced in response to the discovery of a new strain of COVID-19 within parts of the UK.

The country's government has announced that from 21 December 2020 until 4 January 2021, the following additional restrictions will be in place; firstly, entry to Paraguay by non-resident foreign nationals that have visited the UK since 7 December is not permitted. In addition, arrivals to Paraguay from the UK between 14 December and 21 December should isolate at home for seven days from their arrival date. The restrictions have been introduced in response to the discovery of a new strain of COVID-19 within parts of the UK.

The country’s government has banned all air passenger flights between the UK and the Netherlands from 06.00 (CET) on Sunday 20 December 2020 to 1 January 2021. The restriction has been introduced in response to the discovery of a new strain of COVID-19 within parts of the UK.

A number of European countries have opted to suspend flights to and from the UK with immediate effect, following developments in the discovery of a new strain of COVID-19 within parts of England. Italy, Belgium, the Netherlands and Austria have thus far confirmed the cancellation of flights, and further nations could follow, as reports suggest that Germany and France are currently considering a similar move. Eurostar has also announced that no train services will operate between London, Brussels and Amsterdam on 21 December, with further suspensions beyond that date possible.