Which countries are 'green' under Jersey's new travel rules?

Ibiza, Australia and Singapore are among the countries that will be classified as 'green' from tomorrow (28 May). Credit: PA Images

Jersey's new travel rules come into effect today (28 May).

The majority of England will turn 'green', meaning arrivals will be tested on days zero and eight, and must isolate until their first result comes back negative - unless they have had both vaccines at least 14 days before.

As the system has reset today (28 May), if it is rated green today, it will be considered green for the past two weeks regardless of its rating under the old system.Previously, and from 11 June 2021, an area must be green for two weeks in order for those coming from there to classify as green arrivals. To check this, use the Government of Jersey's 21 day country classification calculator.

But where else in the world will also fall under this category? Here's the full list...

  • Australia

  • Brunei

  • Faroe Islands

  • Falkland Island

  • Formentera

  • Fuerteventura

  • Gibraltar

  • Iceland

  • Ibiza

  • Israel

  • La Palma

  • Majorca

  • Mayotte

  • Menorca

  • New Zealand

  • Portugal

  • Saint Helena, Ascension and Tristan da Cunha

  • Saint Pierre et Miquelon

  • Shetland Islands

  • Singapore

  • South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands

Passengers should also check the local restrictions or isolation requirements in the country they are travelling to.

Find out the status of the rest of the world using our interactive map.