As the government prepares to recognize vaccinations overseas, some Britons who have received dual vaccinations abroad will soon be able to travel to the UK more easily.
Current restrictions mean that only those who have been fully vaccinated by the NHS can take advantage Avoid quarantine from the country It is classified as amber under the traffic light system.
Hundreds of thousands of British citizens who have dual citizenship or have lived or worked abroad are still forced to quarantine for up to 10 days, but it is expected that some of the regulations will change from August.
Those who have received two injections in other countries but registered with a general practitioner in the UK will be able to apply for registration with the NHS – but the dose must be manufactured by Moderna, Oxford/AstraZeneca, Pfizer/BioNTech or Janssen.
Last week, Vaccine Minister Nadhim Zahawi (Nadhim Zahawi) made a little-known response to MPs in a debate in the House of Commons.
He said: “By the end of this month, British nationals who have been vaccinated overseas will be able to talk to their general practitioners to find out what vaccines they have received and to register with the NHS that they have been vaccinated.”
Zahavi said that general practitioners will review whether these jabs have been approved for use in the UK, and the longer-term goal is to coordinate with the world to agree on vaccine standards. healthy Organizations and drug regulatory agencies in the United States and the European Union.
He also hinted that all travelers from abroad and licensed dual vaccinations in the UK can get their doses-not just those registered with the British general practitioner-saying: “We want to provide the same Of reciprocity recognition in our 33 countries [NHS] App, this will happen soon. “