Coronavirus: Foreign Travel Advice

900 more British travellers stranded in Nigeria are set to return home on three flights chartered by the UK Government.

The Foreign Office has worked with cruise operators and more than 20 international governments and militaries to arrange flights to get Brits home safely.

Working alongside industry, the government has helped passengers return to the UK from 59 cruise ships from across the world.

Following an announcement, another charter flight from the Philippines will bring home around 200 more British nationals, including from remote areas.

New Government charter flights will bring home the most vulnerable Britons stranded in New Zealand this week with three flights from Auckland and two from Christchurch.

UK announces four charter flights from Bangladesh to take home British travellers.

Four charter flights from Bangladesh to the UK will take home up to 850 British nationals to the United Kingdom.

Seventeen more charter flights from India, with a total capacity of around 4000 passengers, will bring back more people in India who have been waiting for flights.

Details of the flights are as follows:

Over 3,000 British travellers currently stranded in India will get home on an additional 12 charter flights which have opened for bookings today.

The government increases efforts to bring home travellers stranded abroad by coronavirus (COVID-19) with extra flights and 10 more airlines joining its scheme.

The Foreign & Commonwealth Office announces a new government partnership with airlines to fly back more tourists stranded abroad due to the coronavirus pandemic.

All British tourists and short-stay travellers currently abroad should return to the UK where commercial flight options are still available.