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Where can I go on holiday without quarantine? The 60 countries you can still travel toCOUNTRIES are being taken off the travel corridor list nearly every week as the virus continues to sweep

the globe. Where can I go on holiday without quarantine now? By Izzie Deibe 07:17, Sun, Oct 4, 2020 | UPDATED: 07:11, Mon, Oct 5, 2020 Share Article Share Article Facebook X LinkedIn Reddit

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Turkey, Poland, Bonaire, St Eustatius and Saba are the latest additions to the Government’s quarantine list as their infection rates rise beyond what is deemed safe. Most Brits are put off

at the thought of needing to stay at home for 14 days on return from a luxurious holiday, and that’s the case with every place on the quarantine list. Don't worry, there are still plenty of

holiday destinations to choose from. Express.co.uk reveals the 60 countries you can still go to WITHOUT needing to quarantine on return.

The travel corridor list is reviewed every week, normally on a Thursday, and is getting shorter and shorter each time.

From 4am on Saturday, Brits returning from Turkey, Poland, Bonaire, St Eustatius and Saba need to self-isolate in return.

Last week it was announced that Iceland, Denmark, Slovakia, and Curacao were also being stripped of their places on the safe list.

Before that, Singapore and Thailand were taken off the list.

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Where can i go on holiday without quarantine: There are 60 countries on the list (Image: Getty)

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The unpredictability of the virus and rates in different countries makes it tricky to book a holiday.

Even if you manage to choose a place that is exempt from the FCO’s blanket advice against all but essential international travel, that could change while you’re abroad.

Where this has happened, Brits have been told the news on a Thursday evening and been forced to scramble home before 4am on the Saturday to avoid quarantine.

At present, there are 60 countries remaining on the travel corridor exemption list.

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You won’t need to self-isolate if you are travelling home from one of the following countries or regions, but you will still need to complete the passenger locator form before you arrive in

the UK.

The countries are:

IslandsBruneiCayman Islandsthe Channel IslandsCubaCyprusDominicaEstonia

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England from any of these islands you will need to self-isolate)GreenlandGrenadaHong KongIrelandthe Isle of ManItalyJapanLatviaLiechtensteinLithuaniaMacao (Macau)MadeiraMalaysia

Where can i go on holiday without quarantine: The travel corridor list is updated every Thursday (Image: Getty)MauritiusMontserratNew CaledoniaNew ZealandNorwayPitcairn, Henderson, Ducie and

Oeno IslandsSan MarinoSeychellesSingaporeSouth KoreaSouth Georgia and the South Sandwich IslandsSt BarthélemySt Helena, Ascension and Tristan da CunhaSt Kitts and NevisSt LuciaSt Pierre and

MiquelonSt Vincent and the GrenadinesSwedenTaiwanThailandVatican City StateVietnam