When is the next review of green list countries for quarantine-free travel?
Get the latest stories from Kent straight to your inbox with our twice daily newsletter Invalid Email Something went wrong, please try again later. Sign up Thank you for subscribing We have more newsletters Show me See our privacy notice  Holidaymakers longing for a trip abroad this summer are keeping a close eye on the UK government's traffic light system, which governs quarantine requirements when returning home. Ministers said the lists will be updated "every three weeks" as disease experts continue to monitor coronavirus rates and variants of concern across the globe. Following this timetable, the next review is due on Thursday, June 24. Any changes would then come into effect the following Tuesday, June 29. The previous review earlier this month saw Portugal and its islands, Madiera and the Azores move from the green list to the amber list. The countries currently on the green list are:  Australia  Brunei  Falkland Islands  Faroe Islands  Gibraltar  Iceland  Israel  New Zealand  Singapore  South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands  Saint Helena, Ascension and Tristan de Cunha  Travellers returning to England from a green listed country do not have to quarantine, although a negative Covid-19 test is required. People returning from destinations on either the amber or red list are mandated to quarantine for 10 days, at home or at an approved hotel respectively. The majority of countries are currently on the UK government's amber list. The full list of rules and countries can be found here.