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Travelling through France (37 posts / 5,350 views)
wac
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Post #1 13 May 2020 21:36
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Does anyone know what the requirements are currently imposed for travelling through France without stopping.

It is still restricted to essential travel. Just wondered what guys who have booked with Angling Line or other drive and survive companies have been told?
zoomie zoomie
Posts: 216
Post #2 13 May 2020 22:15
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In reply to Post #1
You won't be allowed in to the country. Just checked the Eurotunnel site. Crystal clear.
Carp-man76 Carp-man76
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Post #3 13 May 2020 23:01
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In reply to Post #2
Only if you get stopped by the police at the other end I know sombody that went over on Monday and was ok
But you are correct you are not meant to be going over for holidays
arunpiker arunpiker
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Post #4 14 May 2020 07:52
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I was due out on 6th June. I could've risked it, but decided to postpone til October.

I was told by one person that lives out there that the 100kms rule only applies to residents, but not to risk trying to get into the country.

A friend that lives there reckons the 100kms rule applies to everyone and is strictly enforced, but it wouldn't matter as I stood little chance of getting out of the port in the first place.

Glad I changed dates
bullseye bullseye
Posts: 489
Post #5 14 May 2020 08:05
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In reply to Post #4
Depends where in France you live. I've seen the Gendarmes twice in 2 months and never been stopped. I would imagine if you are in or near one of the red zones it would be different.
Carpmanchris Carpmanchris
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Post #6 14 May 2020 15:14
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In reply to Post #1
There's still a 60 mile travel limit as far as I am aware. Would you want to risk getting turned home after you had planned your trip to death (like I do!) only to lose the whole week? My trip was due 30th May and I've rebooked for next year. It hurt but less than having to drive home from a cancelled trip.
b5carpster b5carpster
Posts: 371
Post #7 14 May 2020 15:32
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In reply to Post #6

I here there will be an update on the 15 of June. I am due to go on the 20th so fingers crossed.
brugge brugge
Posts: 110
Post #8 14 May 2020 16:51
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In reply to Post #7
At the moment, when you get off the boat or shuttle you will be in Department 62 Pas-de Calais region Hauts-de France, which is a RED zone. That means travel only for Essential shopping, going to the pharmacie or going to the doctors. You are only allowed to travel 100kl if you are in a GREEN zone. Most of the North and East regions of France are in the RED zone. NO TRAVEL.
b5carpster b5carpster
Posts: 371
Post #9 14 May 2020 17:07
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In reply to Post #8
Nice update Trevor seems you are in the know so keep us updated !!
bullseye bullseye
Posts: 489
Post #10 14 May 2020 18:20
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Looks like only the French will be holidaying July and August

https://www.france24.com/en/20200514-french-pm-%C3%A9douard-philippe-confirms-%E2%82%AC1-3-billion-investment-plan-to-aid-tourism-industry
welshcarp welshcarp
Posts: 835
Post #11 14 May 2020 18:48
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Bit lost with what they proposing to do if you invest in tourism buy dont let tourist Into country what's the point in investing it will be dead money
But surely fishing will classed as a sport not a holiday
Due out in july so see what develops in next few weeks
wac
Posts: 627
Post #12 14 May 2020 19:25
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In reply to Post #11
The article doesn't really say anything about foreign tourists though.
Dazza66
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Post #13 14 May 2020 19:31
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French domestic tourism accounts for about 55% of the total tourism and is worth more than 8 billion euros to the economy, which is not an insignificant amount. Added to that is the fact that you don't need border controls for internal tourism and you can see why they are keen to see a return to the industry.
Mr-Magoo Mr-Magoo
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Post #14 14 May 2020 20:25
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Mate of mine with a lake down near Dijon which is in a red zone got a visit from the mayor yesterday and was told to keep his water closed until September.

He is only venturing out to the supermarket and says there are police parked outside every time checking that people are going through the decontamination process.

There have been no reported cases of covid in his or any neighbouring towns and they want to keep it that way, he also said that the mayor was totally bemused at the fact we had VE street parties.
wac
Posts: 627
Post #15 15 May 2020 07:38
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In reply to Post #14
Copied from Dreamlakes
FB site. Not sure anyone knows!

Just seen this post from our good friends from next door on the Goncourt complex.... Pascale has been in touch with the French government, regarding French fishing and travel.. heres hoping virus levels are under control...
.. Good evening,
I have a little bit of a good news for everyone. A few days ago I have been sending a letter to our Prime Minister and I have received an answer from him today.
English people will be definitely able to travell France from the 15th of June if the COVID 19 figures don't get worse...
I was really pleased with the prompt reply and the positive outcome. 🙏🙏🙏🍾🍾🍾 so looking forward to having the life and soul back in the complex !!!
Love to you all !!!
Pascale ❤️
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