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Coronavirus (COVID-19): how to self-isolate when you travel to England

When you arrive in England, you must travel directly to the place you are staying and not leave until 10 days have passed since you were last in a non-exempt country or territory.

Published 3 June 2020
Last updated 12 January 2021 — see all updates

From:

Department of Health and Social Care

Applies to:

England (see publications for Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland)

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Coronavirus (COVID-19): how to self-isolate when you travel to England

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The 10-day period starts from the day after you leave a non-exempt country or territory. A non-exempt country or territory is any country or territory that is not on the travel corridors list.

This guidance sets out:

• who must self-isolate
• how you should travel to the place where you are self-isolating
• how to self-isolate
• support to help you self-isolate
• what to do if you get coronavirus symptoms

Published 3 June 2020
Last updated 12 January 2021