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UK government unveils 'Declaration to Travel' permits for outbound travellers
Travellers from England face fines and being denied access to board flights under new travel rules coming into force from 8 March.
The UK government has unveiled a "Declaration to Travel" permit for anyone travelling abroad from England, requiring them to prove that they are allowed to travel.
The form states that outbound travellers from England can go overseas despite the lockdown and travel restrictions if they can prove they are doing so for legally exempt reasons including education and work purposes.
This means that those who enter "a port of departure to travel internationally" without the completed forms will be "committing a criminal offence," even if they are legally allowed to travel for work, education or medical reasons, the government said.
Those who fail to comply with the rules face a £200 ($277) to a maximum of £6,400 fine, the Department for Transport warned.
https://uk.yahoo.com/finance/news/travel-sector-coronavirus-permits-uk-outbound-airline-industry-england-115059111.html
Travellers from England face fines and being denied access to board flights under new travel rules coming into force from 8 March.
The UK government has unveiled a "Declaration to Travel" permit for anyone travelling abroad from England, requiring them to prove that they are allowed to travel.
The form states that outbound travellers from England can go overseas despite the lockdown and travel restrictions if they can prove they are doing so for legally exempt reasons including education and work purposes.
This means that those who enter "a port of departure to travel internationally" without the completed forms will be "committing a criminal offence," even if they are legally allowed to travel for work, education or medical reasons, the government said.
Those who fail to comply with the rules face a £200 ($277) to a maximum of £6,400 fine, the Department for Transport warned.
https://uk.yahoo.com/finance/news/travel-sector-coronavirus-permits-uk-outbound-airline-industry-england-115059111.html
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