Travelling with Eurostar trains during the Coronavirus

The UK, France, Belgium, the Netherlands

Are you planning to travel with a Eurostar train? Here you will find useful information about what you need to do before boarding the train, links to forms you need to fill out and the government websites you should visit before planning your trip.

The Eurostar continues to operate during national lockdown. They offer flexible ticket options in case your situation changes. There’s no exchange fee – as long as you amend your booking at least 14 days before your initial travel date and you can reschedule for a later date as many times as you like. Which is very convenient considering the situation.

Face covering are mandatory on all Eurostar trains and the company advises you to check their live travel information page 24 hours before departure to see your train status. All passengers must complete mandatory COVID-19 forms, you can find a table below.

My journey	Do I need to fill in a form?	Do I need to quarantine?	Do I need to wear a mask?
Travelling to the UK	Yes – get the form here	Yes (14 days)**	Yes – from 11 years old
Travelling to France	*Yes – get the form here**	No	Yes – from 11 years old
Travelling to Belgium	Yes – get the form here	No	Yes – from 12 years old
Travelling to the Netherlands	No	Yes (10 days)	Yes – from 12 years old