The latest regulations on immigration segregation in Britain
On the evening of 3 1 Sunday, local time, Britain announced that it would implement the second comprehensive blockade in England from 1 1.5 to 1.2. By then, except supermarkets selling daily necessities, non-essential facilities and institutions such as catering and entertainment will be closed. Unlike the first comprehensive blockade this spring, during this blockade, British primary schools, universities and other campuses will remain open.
According to the current entry requirements before entering the UK, except in some areas, all passengers are required to submit the entry declaration information form (PublicHealthPassengerLocator) within 48 hours before arriving in the UK.
Form) and show it to customs officers when entering the country.
In England, anyone who violates quarantine regulations will be fined ~ 1 000, and may face prosecution or unlimited fines.
If the infection situation abroad intensifies, the number of fines may also increase.
The information to be filled in includes:
1. Personal information: name, gender, mobile phone number, email address and passport information.
2. Mode of travel: including providing information about airlines, trains and ships.
3. If it is a team visa, you need to provide the information of the team organizer.
4. Why did you come to England? Which countries have you been to before you came to England?
5. The specific date and time of arrival in the UK
6. The expected residential address of being quarantined in the UK 14 days.
7. Contact information in the UK
8. Is there anyone in the same trade?
Link to the form: https://www.gov.uk/provide-journey-contact-details-before-travel-uk.
After entering the country, immigration officials of the British Immigration Department will inspect the inbound passengers according to the new policy, and may refuse entry to non-British citizens and residents who do not travel.
If you don't fill in the entry personal information form, you will be punished.
100 fine. After entering the country, the public health authorities will conduct spot checks on self-isolated immigrants in Britain. If immigrants fail to comply with the regulations and isolate themselves, in the worst case, they will face the possibility of being repatriated.
Segregation policy According to the segregation policy updated to August 17, 2020, the British government requires that immigrants from countries with isolation exemption must be isolated in their own place 14 days before their entry, and they are not allowed to leave the isolation place without authorization except in very special circumstances.
At present, the policy has not been lifted for Chinese mainland visitors (the entry segregation policy has been lifted for China students who hold Macau in China and Taiwan Province Province in China).
Britain announced the isolation of Italy, Vatican and San Marino. On June 5438+00, the British government announced that Italy, Vatican and San Marino were included in the British quarantine list, which means that passengers returning from that country will need to be quarantined 14 days.
Before the announcement of this measure, Italy experienced the biggest one-day jump in the number of infected people since the outbreak of the epidemic, with 8,804 new infected cases.
At the same time, the Greek island of Crete was removed from Britain's quarantine list.
The British government has no rigid requirements for the isolation location. If you live in a school dormitory, see if the university provides free isolated accommodation. Students can go to the "COVID-19 Information" page of the official website for details.
Provide accommodation, arranged by the school; If accommodation is not provided, students need to find their own isolated accommodation.
Under special circumstances, you can't go out and have visitors during the isolation period. Unless the visitor provides the following information:
According to the regulations of the British government, 14 days is not allowed to leave the isolation place without authorization, except for the following circumstances:
1. Need urgent treatment.
2. Social service demand
Food and medicine are needed, but there is no delivery service and no help from friends and family.
4. Attend the funeral of a close relative, or something similar.
There is an emergency where you live, such as a fire.