Wales is the only country in the UK with no travel restrictions within its border.

From March 27, the Wales government removed restrictions on traveling within Wales, but with all safety measures to be followed as per guidelines.

From March 27, the Wales government removed restrictions on traveling within Wales, but with all safety measures to be followed as per guidelines.On March 27, the Wales government issued its updated COVID-19 guidelines in the country. It lifted the ban on its stay-at-home policy after three months. According to the updated guidelines, which went effective from March 27, there are no travel restrictions in place within Wales. People are allowed to travel within Wales anywhere for any purpose. It includes overnight stays in self-contained accommodation with members of your household or support bubble.

Although the rules are with the safety measures in consideration, wearing masks, maintaining social distancing, washing hands regularly, and the following hygiene activities, limit the number of people meeting publicly (a maximum of 6 people from 2 households can meet outdoors including, in private gardens).

Although the traveling restriction from in and out of Wales pertains, it is expected to be reviewed, on April 12. Traveling outside Wales is only with a reasonable excuse.

There are some points of relaxation seen in Scotland and Northern Ireland under tourism and travel rules. Although, restrictions and rules persist.

Wales is the only country in the UK to allow traveling within the border of Wales without restrictions. The outside traveling from Wales will be reviewed on April 12, after reviewing the different parts of the country in the UK.

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