Anyone vaccinated in Africa, India, UAE are considered unvaccinated - UK government reveals in latest travel policy

The United Kingdom has said people who received their Covid-19 vaccine in Africa, India, and certain other places will be considered as "unvaccinated" when they travel and will be treated as such.

The UK listed certain countries whose vaccination exercise is recognized and stated that those who didn't get their vaccines from the listed countries will be treated as unvaccinated.

Aviation Analyst, Alex Macheras made this known on Twitter.

He posted: 'UK government confirm tonight that if a person has been vaccinated in Africa, or South America, or countries including UAE, India, Turkey, Jordan, Thailand, Russia, you are considered “unvaccinated” and must follow “unvaccinated” rules = 10 day home quarantine & tests.'

 The countries whose vaccines are not recognized are reportedly not happy with the UK and Ministers from some of the countries have made their grievance known.