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The UK Embassy in �������� stepped up the repatriation process by announcing more flights to London for British nationals and residents.
An embassy statement shared details and flight updates: “Saudia is now operating the flights: Jeddah-London on June 24 and Jeddah-London on June 28. To book tickets, please visit the Saudia website , remembering to select ‘one-way’.”
It said that many British nationals and residents wanted to return to the UK in the coming weeks and that the embassy expected “further flights” from Riyadh to London before the end of June. “We will share details when flights are confirmed. Tickets will be available from ,” it added.
The diplomatic mission clarified that it would no longer be providing transport to the airport or permission letters as domestic travel restrictions in the Kingdom had been lifted. If people needed to travel during curfew they were to show their boarding pass or booking confirmation at checkpoints. Iqama holders could also request permission via the Tawakkalna app, though this step was not essential.
“If you are a British national or resident located in Makkah only and cannot secure permissions via the app, you can request an embassy letter to support your transport to Jeddah airport by emailing [email protected].”��
The UK has introduced new guidelines for passengers arriving from overseas and the embassy advised people to refer to the guidance at .
Travelers must complete a form before they arrive in the UK, but they are not allowed to submit it until 48 hours before they are due to arrive in the UK: .
“We are working with the Saudi authorities to try and establish a flight back from the UK to �������� for those resident in ��������, but for now it remains impossible to say when flights may restart. Please take this into account when planning your travel,” the embassy statement added.
UK Ambassador to �������� Neil Crompton has thanked �������� for its help in the fight against the coronavirus pandemic, retweeting a message of gratitude from the UK’s Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab.
“Very grateful to �������� for the generous donation of hundreds of thousands of medical gowns to our NHS,” the tweet said. “The UK and �������� will continue to work together to tackle this global pandemic.”
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