Coronavirus (COVID-19)

Travelling during COVID-19

As we continue to respond to the COVID-19 crisis, it's important to stay up to date with travel advice.

Since 26 April, all parts of Scotland are in Level 3. The remaining travel restrictions within Scotland have been lifted.

Scottish regulations now allow unrestricted travel between Scotland, England, Wales, Northern Ireland and the Isle of Man. You should check those destinations’ own rules on entry and local restrictions before you travel.

The First Minister has announced the next steps out of lockdown will involve most of mainland Scotland moving to Level 2 from Monday 17 May. 

• Stay up to date with the latest Coronavirus rules
• Read about the updated local protection levels

Latest news from the Scottish Government

11 May 2021

• Next steps out of lockdown

26 April 2021

• Check In Scotland launches

25 April 2021

• Regular rapid testing for everyone

20 April 2021

• Moving to Level 3

19 April 2021

• India placed on red list of travel countries

13 April 2021

• Accelerated easing of restrictions

6 April 2021

• Return to full-time school

30 March 2021

• Stay Local from 2 April

24 March 2021

• Enhanced summer offer for all children
• Supporting businesses through the pandemic
• New plan for Social Enterprises
• £25 million for tourism recovery
• Helping communities recover from the pandemic

23 March 2021

• Places of worship in Level 4 can reopen from Friday
• £1 million for Armed Forces charities
• Commemorating COVID-19

22 March 2021

• Connecting Scotland