In reply to Post #346
How I read it is mandatory if you have symptoms its voluntary if you dont
This is taken from connextion in France
The general rule: Voluntary quarantine (obligatory in case of symptoms)
How I read it is mandatory if you have symptoms its voluntary if you dont
This is taken from connextion in France
The general rule: Voluntary quarantine (obligatory in case of symptoms)
In reply to Post #347
More from Connextion.
The law on extending the state of health emergency to July, currently being debated by Parliament, includes the possibility of requiring any person entering the country to go into quarantine. At present this is not expected to include arrivals from EU countries or the UK but this has not been ruled out.
More from Connextion.
The law on extending the state of health emergency to July, currently being debated by Parliament, includes the possibility of requiring any person entering the country to go into quarantine. At present this is not expected to include arrivals from EU countries or the UK but this has not been ruled out.
In reply to Post #348
Hopefully we'll hear from the FCO this week with more advise on the quarantine restrictions and when we'll expect them to be lifted in the UK..
https://www.travelweekly.co.uk/articles/373115/dnata-chief-calls-for-urgent-review-of-fco-advice
Hopefully we'll hear from the FCO this week with more advise on the quarantine restrictions and when we'll expect them to be lifted in the UK..
https://www.travelweekly.co.uk/articles/373115/dnata-chief-calls-for-urgent-review-of-fco-advice
In reply to Post #349
https://www.thelocal.fr/20200428/calendar-the-key-dates-to-know-as-france-moves-out-of-strict-lockdown?fbclid=IwAR3Wy4GJaqfhYhNQCh-nh7vYbgIFmQL8z5QnL02kfa_ApL027okO0bZlZZ8
https://www.thelocal.fr/20200428/calendar-the-key-dates-to-know-as-france-moves-out-of-strict-lockdown?fbclid=IwAR3Wy4GJaqfhYhNQCh-nh7vYbgIFmQL8z5QnL02kfa_ApL027okO0bZlZZ8
In reply to Post #350
This was put on euronews 6hrs ago
France
Prime Minister Edouard Philippe announced plans to reopen France's border to EU countries and the UK from June 15, following the plans of other EU countries.
For the time being travel into France is restricted with only essential travel allowed for those who don't live in the country.
Travellers arriving from the UK or Spain will be subject to a voluntary quarantine. Those from outside the EU or UK will still not be able to travel to France except for in limited circumstances, while EU countries are still to decide when they will reopen external borders.
This was put on euronews 6hrs ago
France
Prime Minister Edouard Philippe announced plans to reopen France's border to EU countries and the UK from June 15, following the plans of other EU countries.
For the time being travel into France is restricted with only essential travel allowed for those who don't live in the country.
Travellers arriving from the UK or Spain will be subject to a voluntary quarantine. Those from outside the EU or UK will still not be able to travel to France except for in limited circumstances, while EU countries are still to decide when they will reopen external borders.
In reply to Post #351
Now that the 14-day mandatory quarantine when returning to the UK is formally announced from Mon 8th June, I wonder what will that mean for the voluntary message in France. See last point below:
Travellers entering France from the UK
From Monday 25 May 2020, the French Government is putting in place a voluntary 14-day quarantine measure for travellers arriving from certain countries.
For travellers arriving from European countries whose authorities have decided, in an uncoordinated fashion, to apply 14-day quarantine measures to travellers entering their territory from European countries, a voluntary 14-day quarantine period will be reciprocally requested. For example, from Monday 25 May onwards, travellers arriving from Spain, on flights only, will be asked to go into voluntary quarantine, because Spain imposed a quarantine system on 15 May for travellers arriving in Spain by plane. This applies to travellers of Spanish, French and all other nationalities.
Travellers arriving from the UK, whatever their nationality, will be asked to go into a 14-day quarantine when the British 14-day quarantine measure actually comes into force, i.e. on 8 June.
Now that the 14-day mandatory quarantine when returning to the UK is formally announced from Mon 8th June, I wonder what will that mean for the voluntary message in France. See last point below:
Travellers entering France from the UK
From Monday 25 May 2020, the French Government is putting in place a voluntary 14-day quarantine measure for travellers arriving from certain countries.
For travellers arriving from European countries whose authorities have decided, in an uncoordinated fashion, to apply 14-day quarantine measures to travellers entering their territory from European countries, a voluntary 14-day quarantine period will be reciprocally requested. For example, from Monday 25 May onwards, travellers arriving from Spain, on flights only, will be asked to go into voluntary quarantine, because Spain imposed a quarantine system on 15 May for travellers arriving in Spain by plane. This applies to travellers of Spanish, French and all other nationalities.
Travellers arriving from the UK, whatever their nationality, will be asked to go into a 14-day quarantine when the British 14-day quarantine measure actually comes into force, i.e. on 8 June.
In reply to Post #352
I agree its not clear but in your statement you forgot to add the list of exemptions which then used the word voluntarily quarantine:
The following people will be exempt from voluntary quarantine, except if they show symptoms:
people in transit to another country;
crew members and people operating passenger and cargo flights, or travelling as passengers to their departure point;
international freight transporters;
coach and train drivers and crew;
crew members and people operating merchant and fishing vessels;
foreign health professionals helping fight COVID-19;
staff of diplomatic and consular missions and of international organizations with headquarters or offices in France, as well as their spouses and children;
French and foreign domestic security or defence forces personnel returning from missions, or on mission, staff of the judicial authority carrying out its work, and State employees posted abroad or returning from missions, as well as their spouses and children;
cross-border workers;
people with compelling family reasons (travel justified for the purpose of transferring custody of or having access or staying access to a child; continued schooling; urgent assistance to a loved one; the funeral of a close relative) ;
people allowed to enter France for economic reasons if they are staying for less than five days. The quarantine conditions applicable to seasonal and posted workers permitted to enter are set out in the directive of 20 May 2020.
I agree its not clear but in your statement you forgot to add the list of exemptions which then used the word voluntarily quarantine:
The following people will be exempt from voluntary quarantine, except if they show symptoms:
people in transit to another country;
crew members and people operating passenger and cargo flights, or travelling as passengers to their departure point;
international freight transporters;
coach and train drivers and crew;
crew members and people operating merchant and fishing vessels;
foreign health professionals helping fight COVID-19;
staff of diplomatic and consular missions and of international organizations with headquarters or offices in France, as well as their spouses and children;
French and foreign domestic security or defence forces personnel returning from missions, or on mission, staff of the judicial authority carrying out its work, and State employees posted abroad or returning from missions, as well as their spouses and children;
cross-border workers;
people with compelling family reasons (travel justified for the purpose of transferring custody of or having access or staying access to a child; continued schooling; urgent assistance to a loved one; the funeral of a close relative) ;
people allowed to enter France for economic reasons if they are staying for less than five days. The quarantine conditions applicable to seasonal and posted workers permitted to enter are set out in the directive of 20 May 2020.
In reply to Post #352
So, 2 weeks quarantine going out. Weeks fishing in France and 2 weeks quarantine coming back? Fishing trips are ****ed for the forseeable then?
So, 2 weeks quarantine going out. Weeks fishing in France and 2 weeks quarantine coming back? Fishing trips are ****ed for the forseeable then?
In reply to Post #354
French quarentine is voluntary I believe.
French quarentine is voluntary I believe.
In reply to Post #355
Glad I am welsh as the wording says if you leave house under quarantine you get fined £1000 in england lol
Glad I am welsh as the wording says if you leave house under quarantine you get fined £1000 in england lol
In reply to Post #356
When are you going over mate?
I'm over there on 5 July.
When are you going over mate?
I'm over there on 5 July.
In reply to Post #357
Yep and me
Yep and me
In reply to Post #358
Make sure you keep an eye out as there is a group going out
for Dreamlakes on the 20th so useful to see if that goes ok.
Plus my mate is out on the 27th so I can let you know how that goes.
Make sure you keep an eye out as there is a group going out
for Dreamlakes on the 20th so useful to see if that goes ok.
Plus my mate is out on the 27th so I can let you know how that goes.
In reply to Post #359
Ye that be very helpful as there is 7 going in minibus so any trips going will help gain a bettervundrstsnding of what's required
Ye that be very helpful as there is 7 going in minibus so any trips going will help gain a bettervundrstsnding of what's required
In reply to Post #360
So how is that going to work unless everybody lives in the same house of course?
So how is that going to work unless everybody lives in the same house of course?