Changes have been made to the government's rules for international travel following a review of the latest coronavirus data.
Transport Secretary Grant Shapps announced that the red and green lists have been updated as part of the traffic light system in England.
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Canada, Denmark, Finland, Lithuania, Switzerland, Liechtenstein, and the Azores will move to the green list from 4am on Monday.
While Montenegro and Thailand are to join the red list, also from August 30.
No countries have been moved from the green or red to the amber list, which remains the same.
The update came today - Thursday, August 26 - at 5.30pm.
Reviews of the travel lists take place every three weeks.
You can read about all the changes in the latest announcement in our story here.
Sometimes destinations are downgraded to red, where hotel quarantine is mandatory on arrival to England, or amber, where travellers must isolate for 10 days unless vaccinated.
It can also be good news, with countries joining the green list - where no quarantine is necessary, but holidaymakers must carry out a series of Covid tests.
However a large proportion of destinations are at risk of being moved to the amber list at any time, categorised under the 'green watchlist', creating uncertainty for holidaymakers.
