More than two years on from the original outbreak of COVID-19, it remains necessary to fully brief yourself on the various rules still in place in certain parts of the world. With Turkey often a popular tourist destination for British holidaymakers, the country has updated its Coronavirus entry requirements.
As of 1 June, all Covid restrictions in Turkey have been lifted. Any previous requirements upon entering the country have now been removed from the foreign travel advice section of the Gov.uk website.
There is no longer a requirement to provide evidence of vaccinations or negative PCR tests. The entry requirements are now the same for all people visiting Turkey for the summer holidays, regardless of their COVID-19 vaccination status.