Britons and other non-EU arrivals will again have to prove that they have a “compelling reason” to enter France, the foreign ministry said.
The visitors would have to self-isolate for seven days on arrival.
Paris:
France is re-introducing tighter rules on arrivals from UK who are not French residents to curb the spread of Covid, notably its India-dominant variant, the foreign ministry said on Thursday.
Britons and other non-EU arrivals will again have to prove that they have a “compelling reason” to enter France, it said.
France had relaxed that requirement in March for the United Kingdom as well as a number of other non-EU members.
But from Monday “compelling reasons will be required for non-EU foreigners who are not residents in France and who come to France from the United Kingdom”, the ministry said in a statement.
It said in addition those visitors would have to self-isolate for seven days on arrival.
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