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Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte said the UK and Sweden remain on the country's "banned list" of destinations for visitors from the Netherlands, because of the risk of contracting coronavirus.

Rutte told reporters: "The message is, we do not want British people and Swedes here at the moment. If they do come, they will have to go into quarantine for two weeks."

From June 15, people from the Netherlands can visit 12 countries, including Germany, Belgium, Italy, Croatia and the Dutch ABC islands in the Caribbean.

The decision was determined by the level of containment and infection that exists in each country.

"The health risks have to be the same as they are here," he said.

Other European nations, such as Spain and France, will be added to the list of countries if they formally lift restrictions on tourists from the Netherlands.

A colour code has been put in place to identify which nations are allowed. Countries that have imposed quarantine on people from the Netherlands – such as Denmark – will also remain on the orange list where travel should be avoided, but their residents will be allowed to enter the Netherlands.

Beyond the EU, the travel guidance advises only essential journeys and everyone who takes such trips will have to go into quarantine for two weeks on their return. The public health institute will monitor and possibly modify the recommendations every week.

The Dutch have been asked to avoid travel during peak season where possible.