Tuesday, March 30, 2021
Jersey, the largest Channel Island, recently announced that it has decided to reopen its borders as COVID-19 restrictions is being eased throughout the UK. Guests from the UK and Crown Dependencies will be welcome again from April 26. Visitors do not need to complete the UK government travel declaration form for travel to the island and Jersey is not included in the UK international travel ban. Visitors will be able to enjoy of sun, sea and sand, as well as have plenty of space to socially distance if required.
As part of the island’s preparations for keeping visitors and locals safe, whilst reducing the risk of COVID-19 transmission, the island will re-introduce the Safer Travel Policy, including the reinstatement of the red, amber, and green classifications for the UK and the other Crown Dependencies from April. The classifications will dictate the amount of time a visitor will need to isolate. All arriving visitors will need to have a PCR test prior to arrival or will be required to complete a pre-departure registration form and will be tested on arrival.
Amanda Burns, Chief Executive, Visit Jersey, said in her statement that the island cannot wait to welcome visitors once again to offer a place to relax and rebalance after a tumultuous year. She mentioned that as part of the Common Travel Area, travel to Jersey is hassle free, and offers a perfect staycation solution for those looking for both space and sunshine. She informed that the island is also re-introducing our Safer Travel Policy from April 26 to provide a safe environment which optimises the traveller experience.
Tags: Covid-19, Jersey, Jersey Tourism, UK
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