An advisory issued by the Dubai Airport updated the travel requirements for passengers from India, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, and Pakistan.
The British High Commissioner Alex Ellis informed this in a video message on Twitter and thanked the Indian government for close cooperation over last month.
From October 4, travelers from 17 additional countries with eligible vaccines, including Australia, Japan, Singapore, and Malaysia, will fall under the UK’s list of recognized jabs of Oxford/AstraZeneca, Pfizer BioNTech, Moderna, or Janssen vaccines.
In order to prevent the spread of COVID-19, other countries are adopting strict measures like suspending flights. The Ministry of Tourism on Sunday announced the suspension to Maldives. Ever since the announcement people on the internet started trolling various Bollywood celebrities who from the past few days have been visiting the exotic location for vacationing.
Indian travellers could be debarred from entering South Africa as the country prepares to resume international travel when it lowers its COVID-19 lockdown restrictions on October 1.
Bhutan is planning on a new policy that will levy charges on tourists from neighbouring countries like India, Bangladesh and Maldives.
"Most of these are parents of folks settled in the west and many times are not well versed with navigating airports, their children hence ask for wheelchair assistance so that they don't miss connecting flights. It's opportunity for airlines to make money from what is complementary," said one user.
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