Shannan Wallick

All passengers who intend to travel to the UK must fill out the UK Passenger Locator form before they arrive. The main purpose of this document is to prevent the spread of the CO VID-19 virus among tourists. It is advisable to carry the form along with your visa and passport when travelling to the country. Once you have received your visa, the form will not replace it.

If you are traveling from outside the European Union, you will need to complete and submit the appropriate UK passenger locator forms at the port of entry. If you were travelling within the EU then you should still complete this form before departure. If you were traveling from outside the United Kingdom, you will need to complete and submit the appropriate UK passenger locator forms at the airport you are departing from.

All international air travellers arriving in the United Kingdom must complete and submit the appropriate UK passenger locator form before departure. This is required if you are traveling from a member country of the European Union, such as Austria, Belgium Bulgaria, Cyprus and Czech Republic, Denmark. Estonia, Finland. France, Germany. Greece, Ireland. Malta. Netherlands. Poland, Portugal. Romania, Slovakia. Slovenia, Spain, Sweden. You are required to complete the form even if you are travelling on an international flight from a non-EU country to one of the EU member states. This is because you will need to update information about both your destination and originating countries in order to prevent contagious diseases spreading among passengers.

You must list your travel plans in three points on the UK passenger locator form. The first point should relate to your travel plans. It provides all details about your journey. This can be either point A or B, depending on what is most convenient. You must also include all important dates when your travel plans end and begin. You have to do so no less than 48 hours before your scheduled departure date. You will be disqualified if you fail to do so.