I am from Malaysia, should I have a return trip or a multiple trips by Eurostar? [closed]

I am from Malaysia, a Chinese. I am travelling with my boyfriend, who is an Englishman.

I will prepare some documents, such as:

Salary slips
Bank Statement
Itinerary of my trip
Accommodation address

If I have only a single ticket to Germany with him, can I enter UK with him without a return ticket? Or I should plan to other Europe countries by Eurostar?

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Is it better to fly or Eurostar to Paris?

Eurostar is quicker than flying overall The 'extra bits' involved with flying add up to make the overall trip much longer. As the crow flies, London is actually closer to Paris than it is to Newcastle or the Lake District.

Do you have to quarantine after Eurostar?

ALL PASSENGERS REGARDLESS OF VACCINATION STATUSYou're not required to take any COVID-19 tests, complete any forms or quarantine on arrival. This applies to ALL travellers, regardless of vaccination status. Full details on the UK government website.

Is Eurostar operating normally?

Eurostar trains are expected to operate as normal.

Can you take own food and drink on Eurostar?

Can you take food on the Eurostar? You're welcome to bring your own food from home. Unlike airlines, there are no restrictions on liquids so you can even bring a bottle of bubbly.

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