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In reply to Post #287
I imagine that eventually Covid inoculation information will be shared internationally. It is early days yet and it would seem that already the data base and scanning options are in place.
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In reply to Post #286
Do police/customs in lets say Italy have permission to log into NHS to confirm that? Doubt that very much! With medical information there is all sorts of human etc right involved... You see where the problem is? There is no joined register or system to check... all we can hope for is that people will not abuse this to much so that normal paper versions can still be used for some time...
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In reply to Post #284
People re getting proof of vaccination on some paper that is easily forget and there so no system to check it on international level...
If I log into my NHS profile both my Pfizer vaccines are documented on there under my medical information.
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In reply to Post #284
As a point of interest I have now had my second vaccine in France after which I was giving a certificate with a QR code so that it can be scanned. I presume that this will be used by border control to establish vaccination stays when travelling.
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In reply to Post #283
We only need one strain of virus that is immune to vaccinations that we have now and all that theory goes down the drain... we will have a good idea of what the future will look like in June... if vaccinated people will be able to travel freely without restrictions as promised than things will be ok, if tests and isolations will still be mandatory than we are looking into few more years of ..... Dont forget that EU talked about covid passports in June but there isnt a single protocol yet developed for joined system that will give info about peoples situation regarding covid (vaccinated, when, how many times, when and where test was made etc...). People re getting proof of vaccination on some paper that is easily forget and there so no system to check it on international level...
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In reply to Post #282
The difference is that Europe will be "fully" vaccinated" in 2021. Some measures may be in place in 2022 but not to the extent of 2020 and 2021. God helps us if they are.
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In reply to Post #280
Why are you assuming you will be able to travel hassle free in 2022? Most were saying in 2020.....oh why not forget it this year and go in 2021. Remember?
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In reply to Post #280
I've had this year's lake booked since 2018 so either a big loss or a few more £ into the pot if we can travel. It's a 2 week booking with 50% deposit
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Why, why, why have all the hassle, uncertainty and additional cost this year. Let alone bait worries. I've used my "spare" holidays on my best UK syndicate and while I'll still go to France annually 2022 and onwards, it will be a single week and not the four I was planning for pre-covid.
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In reply to Post #278
You font need one for return journey as you do the online locator form
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These sworn statement forms that you have to fill in and download
Did the guys that’s been to France recently print out the french and English versions for obvious reasons
And did you print one of each for the outward journey and then one of each for your return ?
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In reply to Post #272
Mates of a mate have just gone out last weekend to Feuilette said pretty much as what has already been said about the ease nd such like at border checks and easy enough to get it all sorted, I'm sure he said costs them about £160 quid each for all the testing or there about's, it's not the cost that bothers me its the three weeks off work, I run my family company which my retired Father-in-Law will fill my seat on a week trip even two weeks at a push if it's once a year but asking him to do a three or four week stint would finish him off its why he retired in the end at seventy so fair play to him mainly stress and health issues that forced him to retire even as much as I was forcing him too from the age of sixty five, his head tells him he can do it but his body says different.
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In reply to Post #275
Having a vaccine protects the vaccinated person, thus stopping hospitals coming under pressure. It does not stop you catching or transmitting the virus to others.
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In reply to Post #274
Once again we all could be forced to live our lives behind closed doors due to goverment allowing hundreds of Indians Into the country with covid
tests results show they had 50% higher confirmed case than normal
And they allowed to travel to communities where the people they lived with wernt isolating
Well done to the British goverment
Also we could be forced into another lockdown due to the minority who refused to had the vacine and these are the ones who are causing the spread of this variant
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In reply to Post #273
Hopefully...I'll not hold my breath!
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