COVID-19 and travel
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Updated: 08 Oct 2020
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Australian Government travel advice for United Kingdom. Learn more about local safety, laws and health risks.
Updated: 15 Jul 2020
From 1 February 2020, the UK is no longer a member of the EU ('Brexit'). There will be a transition period until 31 December 2020, while the EU and UK negotiate new arrangements. If you are an Australian living or working in, or travelling to, the UK or the EU nothing will change in the transition period during 2020, including visa arrangements. This also applies to Australian-British dual nationals.
Updated: 14 Nov 2019
Australia has reciprocal health care agreements with 11 countries. These countries provide some emergency care to Australians.
Updated: 19 Mar 2020
We know change takes time. We’ve prepared some frequently asked questions to assist with the change to our new website and processes.
Updated: 20 Oct 2020
This page has general information on visa waiver agreements with European countries.
Updated: 30 Nov 2019
Terrorism remains a threat to Australians living and travelling overseas. Before you travel overseas, it's important to understand the risk of terrorism worldwide.
Updated: 11 Nov 2019
Medical tourism is when you go overseas for medical treatment. Before you go, gather the information you need. Make informed choices about your medical procedure.
Updated: 18 Feb 2020
Cyclones, hurricanes, typhoons, monsoons and tornadoes are serious risks in some destinations. In others, it's severe winter weather you need to prepare for.