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On July 3, the British government announced a list of 59 countries and territories that the UK considers "low risk", including Vietnam, Japan, South Korea, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Macau... This list is established mainly based on the criteria of controlling the epidemic situation well or on par with the UK. Accordingly, from July 10, passengers from the above countries and territories, who have not visited any other place within the last two weeks, will be allowed to enter the UK without having to self-isolate for 14 days.
People coming from countries with "high risk" in Covid-19 will have to strictly follow quarantine regulations. Typically, American visitors are listed on the "red list", because the epidemic situation in this country is still complicated and the US has banned flights from the UK very early. The move by Prime Minister Boris Johnson's administration is considered to "follow in the footsteps" of the EU after the bloc did not include the US in the list of safe destinations. Meanwhile, the US has not lifted the ban on citizens of most EU countries entering since March.
