Latest UK Government Foreign Travel Advice

With constantly changing rules and regulations, it is vital that the latest restrictions are checked prior to making travel arrangements and before travel commences.

The latest Government travel advice for international travel can be found at https://www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice.

This contains valuable information on travelling abroad during the coronavirus pandemic (which will be dependent upon your country of residence), entry requirements and safety / travel warnings. For guidance, the ten latest amendments can be found below.

• Malta
  January 19, 2026 by GOV.UK
  Information on severe weather warnings for Malta on 19 and 20 January (Warnings and Insurance)
• Uganda
  January 19, 2026 by GOV.UK
  Updated information about internet access and ongoing elections following Uganda’s Presidential election (‘Warnings and insurance’).
• Chile
  January 19, 2026 by GOV.UK
  New information on wildfires affecting the regions of regions of Ñuble and Biobío ('Warnings and insurance' page).
• France
  January 19, 2026 by GOV.UK
  Removal of information about travel disruption in France ('Warnings and insurance' page).
• Montenegro
  January 19, 2026 by GOV.UK
  Addition of information about protests and potential travel disruption ('Warnings and insurance' page).
• Spain
  January 19, 2026 by GOV.UK
  New information about significant disruption following a serious rail incident in Andalusia (‘Warnings and insurance’ page).
• Guatemala
  January 19, 2026 by GOV.UK
  Update to reflect 30-day nationwide siege. Likely restrictions and disruptions ('Warnings and insurance' page).
• Mozambique
  January 16, 2026 by GOV.UK
  Latest update: Addition of information about risks from flooding in low-lying areas, including in the capital, Maputo ('Safety and security' page).
• Ukraine
  January 15, 2026 by GOV.UK
  New information on the energy situation in Ukraine (' Warnings and insurance' page).
• Palestine
  January 15, 2026 by GOV.UK
  CORRECTION: FCDO now advises against all but essential travel to Israel and Palestine and continues to advise against all travel to parts of Israel and Palestine. There is a heightened risk of regional tension. Escalation could lead to travel disruption and other unanticipated impacts (‘Warnings and insurance’ page).