The British will have to pay fines of nearly $ 7,000 …

Britons will have to pay fines of up to £ 5,000 ($ 6,893.55) from Monday if they attempt to move abroad for leisure or vacation under the new quarantine rules that apply to trips to England.

Currently, only essential travel is allowed, whether for work reasons, health problems, studies, moves, funerals or weddings, among other conditions that must be legally justified.

Brits must also complete a form if they wish to leave the country, stating the authorized reason for doing so, or they will have to pay a fine of £ 200 for not having the proper documents.

The most recent measurements

The UK has ordered the lifting of quarantine restrictions implemented last December in different phases which started on March 8 with the reopening of schools and will continue on April 12 with the possibility of opening non-essential stores, outdoor gyms, restaurants and pubs. .

While the last phase of the measures will end on June 21, travel is expected to continue to be limited.

Meanwhile, mandatory hotel quarantine continues for people arriving in the UK from 33 ‘high-risk’ countries, including all Latin American countries.

Only UK and Irish citizens and those with UK residency rights can enter the country if they have visited or transited a Red List nation within 10 days of entry.

Travelers arriving in Britain must spend ten days in quarantine and pay at least £ 1,700 (around $ 2,343) to stay in government-mandated hotels.

However, the prerequisites for entering the UK are constantly changing, and other countries are also likely to be added or removed from the Red List.