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Coronavirus Travel Health
Check out the latest information on the COVID-19 risk for Bangladesh on the TravelHealthPro website.
Check out the TravelHealthPro website for more tips on traveling abroad and reducing the spread of respiratory viruses during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Travelling abroad
International commercial passenger flights operate with restrictions. You should check with the airlines to confirm the available flight options. Flight schedules are subject to short-term change and you should closely monitor travel arrangements.
In addition to the COVID-19 testing requirements for entry (see Entry Requirements), the government also requires passengers to carry a negative test certificate for COVID-19, issued by a government authorized facility. , departing from Bangladesh. Airlines may have slightly different requirements, and you should confirm that your test also meets your airline’s specific requirements before you depart.
If your trip to or from Bangladesh includes a transit stop, you may need to meet separate COVID-19 certificate requirements for that country. You should check the requirements for all locations on your trip, both transit and final destinations, before you travel. For more information, you should check with your airline and visit the travel advice pages for the countries on your itinerary.
Entrance and borders
See Entry Requirements for what you will need to do upon arrival in Bangladesh.
Back to UK
Upon your return, you must follow the rules for entering the UK.
You are responsible for organizing your own COVID-19 test, in accordance with UK government testing requirements. You should contact local authorities for information on testing facilities. You should check the requirements of the travel suppliers.
Be ready for your plans to change
No travel is risk-free during COVID. Countries may restrict travel further or introduce new rules in the short term, for example due to a new variant of COVID-19. Check with your travel agent or airline for any change in transportation that may delay your return trip.
If your COVID-19 test is positive, you may need to stay where you are until your test is negative. You may also need to seek treatment there.
Plan ahead and make sure:
- can access money
- understand what your insurance will cover
- may make arrangements to extend your stay and be away for longer than expected
Getting around Bangladesh
Public transport is working, but as part of COVID-19 measures, the government of Bangladesh has introduced service restrictions. Check local guidelines and media reports for the latest travel restrictions, which may come into effect in the short term.
You should check with the airlines to confirm what domestic flight options are available. Restrictions may come into effect in the short term.
Face masks should be worn at all times when traveling in and around Bangladesh. You should also wear a mask at home if anyone in your household is showing symptoms of COVID-19.
You must follow all public health regulations. Anyone who does not comply with these requests is liable to legal action.
Shops and services
Offices and banking services are allowed to open. Emergency services, including hospitals, remain open. All shopping centers, markets and stores can open, with controlled hours, until 8:00 p.m. In the short term, local authorities can lock down buildings, streets and areas in order to control the spread of the coronavirus.
Accommodation
Hotels and guest houses may be affected by public health measures. Check with your travel or accommodation provider.
Health in Bangladesh
If you are running out of medication and need to get more, you should go to the nearest pharmacy or ask your family / friends or your host for help. If the same medicine you are taking is not available, see a local doctor for a Bangladeshi alternative or go to the nearest hospital.
You should have all medical papers or prescriptions with you and be prepared to answer questions if you are arrested by law enforcement authorities.
In case of emergency, you can call Bangladesh National Emergency Hotline – 999 from your mobile / phone for any assistance during your stay in Bangladesh.
For contact details of English speaking doctors, visit our list of healthcare providers.
Your emotional and mental well-being is important. Read tips on how to take care of your mental well-being and mental health.
See Health for more details on health care in Bangladesh.
Also check out the health care advice if you are waiting to return to the UK.
COVID-19 vaccines if you live in Bangladesh
This page will be updated as more information becomes available on how to get vaccinated in Bangladesh. You can sign up to receive email notifications when this page is updated.
Find out more, including vaccines licensed in the UK or approved by the World Health Organization, COVID-19 vaccines if you live abroad.
If you are a UK national living in Bangladesh, you should seek medical advice from your local healthcare provider. Information on COVID-19 vaccines used in the national program where you live, including regulatory status, should be available from local authorities
Finance
For more information on the financial aid you can access abroad, see our financial aid guide.
More information
If you need urgent consular assistance, you should contact your local British Embassy, ​​High Commission or Consulate. All phone numbers are available 24/7.
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