Travelling to the UK for work with ryanair

Jupitersblem

Hi,

I'm travelling tomorrow from Ireland to the UK and I've been here for three years. I'm starting a new job in the NHS. Ryanair keep sending emails that I need a passenger locator form and 2 tests when I arrive as well as quarantine. I am concerned that I won't be able to fly if I don't have these or that I might be fined. But this is not mentioned on gov.uk in their requirements for entry.

Im basically wondering has anyone flown with Ryanair to the UK recently and did they need the above bits.

Thanks a mill

goingnowhere

You don't need anything if flying from IE to UK if you are an Irish or UK citizen and have not been anywhere outside the common travel area in the last 14 days.

See https://www.gov.uk/provide-journey-contact-details-before-travel-uk

You may need to show the gardai some proof of travel is essential at the airport, which in your case is not an issue as you are travelling for work and presumably have a letter to verify this

reax

goingnowhere wrote: »

You don't need anything if flying from IE to UK if you are an Irish or UK citizen and have not been anywhere outside the common travel area in the last 14 days.

See https://www.gov.uk/provide-journey-contact-details-before-travel-uk

You may need to show the gardai some proof of travel is essential at the airport, which in your case is not an issue as you are travelling for work and presumably have a letter to verify this

I was hoping to get the ferry over to Holyhead for a funeral. Any idea what is required as evidence? It's not somebody very close

tinfoilcat

What evidence would they want for looking after grandchildren.