Which countries are on the green list and what time is the travel announcement today?
New Zealand  Population vaccinated (two doses): 8.21%  Cases per 1,000,000 over seven days: 0.21  New Zealand has been shut for foreign visitors for much of the past year and is unlikely to reopen to British travellers for some time. Progress had presented itself recently when a travel bubble with neighbouring Australia was opened. However recently New Zealand temporarily stopped quarantine-free travel to Australia's state of New South Wales following the discovery of two cases announced in Sydney. Health department secretary Brendan Murphy said in January: "Even if we have a lot of the population vaccinated, we don't know whether that will prevent transmission of the virus. And it's likely that quarantine will continue for some time." Australia  Population vaccinated (two doses): 4.22%  Cases per 1,000,000 over seven days: 0.4  Despite being deemed as safe for travel and granted a place on the green list by the UK Government, Australia will remain closed to the majority of international arrivals until at least the start of 2022, the Government has said. "We won't be seeing borders flung open at the start of next year with great ease," Finance Minister Simon Birmingham told The Australian, citing "uncertainties that exist not just in the speed of the vaccine rollout but also the extent of its effectiveness to different variants of Covid, the duration of its longevity and effectiveness." When international travel does restart in Australia, it is likely to begin with 'bubbles' shared with nations including Singapore, Japan, and Vietnam, Trade Minister Dan Tehan stated last week, a major blow to those who have been separated from their overseas loved ones for more than a year and counting. Britain could form a travel bubble with Australia by the end of the year, according to the chief executive of Qantas, Alan Joyce. However, if/when Britons are welcome, proof of a Covid-19 vaccination could be required. Singapore  Population vaccinated: 39.82%  Cases per 1,000,000 over seven days: 2.24  Short term visitors from anywhere in the world are not able to enter Singapore without prior permission  The remaining green list destinations  Brunei  Entry to Brunei is severely restricted. Anyone seeking to enter or exit Brunei must apply for a permit from the Prime Ministers Office at least 8 working days before the intended date of travel. See the Brunei Prime Ministers Office website for further information, or contact the Brunei High Commission. Brunei has announced that travellers to Brunei will need to provide a negative Covid-19 RT PCR test on arrival, obtained within 72 hours of travel. Travellers who are given permission to enter Brunei will need to go into quarantine on arrival at a government designated facility (usually a local hotel). Faroe Islands  The FCDO advice for the Faroe Islands reads: All UK resident travellers to the Faroe Islands must have a special worthy purpose to enter in line with the Danish governments stricter requirements. All travellers aged 12 and over will be tested for Covid-19 on arrival and will be required to pay for the test, with a follow-up test on day six is recommended. Travellers should self-isolate until they have received the result of the follow-up test. Falkland Islands  Current visitor restrictions mean tourists are not permitted to visit the Falkland Islands, including via cruise vessels. Any arrivals are expected to self-isolate for a period of 14 days. South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands  South Georgia & the South Sandwich Islands has restricted access and visitor permits are required. Saint Helena, Ascension & Tristan da Cunha  All arrivals must have had a negative Covid-19 test result within 72 hours prior to departing for St Helena. Arrivals are subject to compulsory quarantine for 14 days. There are no other entry restrictions in force and foreign nationals are permitted to enter St Helena provided they meet the immigration rules. See the full list amber list, which includes most of Europe, the Caribbean and the USA. It is expected that the Government will make an announcement on the green list this afternoon. The 50 hotel quarantine red list countries are: