In reply to Post #137
Thanks but I know that having had both jabs, that card is not likely to be accpeted as proof of vaccination as it is so easy to forge. We will have to wait and see what happens, when it happens and if it happens (lol).
Thanks but I know that having had both jabs, that card is not likely to be accpeted as proof of vaccination as it is so easy to forge. We will have to wait and see what happens, when it happens and if it happens (lol).
In reply to Post #138
that's a fair point
that's a fair point
In reply to Post #138
The EU is apparently working with the US to develop a process to verify tourist vaccine status. Apparently no EU /UK equivalent discussion has yet taken place..... I personally hope this happens soon, my France trips in August and Late Oct depend on it. And I have to get to France from the US via the UK🤞🤞
The EU is apparently working with the US to develop a process to verify tourist vaccine status. Apparently no EU /UK equivalent discussion has yet taken place..... I personally hope this happens soon, my France trips in August and Late Oct depend on it. And I have to get to France from the US via the UK🤞🤞
In reply to Post #140
They won't be able to check once they have cut the electric off 😂😂😂😂 , the French , completely bonkers , a country so wasted on them .
They won't be able to check once they have cut the electric off 😂😂😂😂 , the French , completely bonkers , a country so wasted on them .
In reply to Post #141
Posting on the wrong forum I think.
Posting on the wrong forum I think.
In reply to Post #139
A quick question for those members who have travelled to France recently ( for work )
The French 7 day quarantine - Is that compulsory , with checks . Or just “recommended “ ?
A quick question for those members who have travelled to France recently ( for work )
The French 7 day quarantine - Is that compulsory , with checks . Or just “recommended “ ?
In reply to Post #143
I know a couple of people who have gone out there in the last 2 weeks and had to quarantine for 7 days and also take a covid test while they were there as well as before they went there.
I know a couple of people who have gone out there in the last 2 weeks and had to quarantine for 7 days and also take a covid test while they were there as well as before they went there.
In reply to Post #144
What paperwork did they require to travel for work purposes
What paperwork did they require to travel for work purposes
In reply to Post #143
Do those claiming to travel for work purposes have to show a work permit now we are not in the EU?
Edit
oops someone has already asked that
Do those claiming to travel for work purposes have to show a work permit now we are not in the EU?
Edit
oops someone has already asked that
In reply to Post #145
Negative pcr test £65 and all business related paperwork, French registration number, house and business bills and had to fill a declaration form stating reason for travel, apparently Customs Officers at every Peage!
Negative pcr test £65 and all business related paperwork, French registration number, house and business bills and had to fill a declaration form stating reason for travel, apparently Customs Officers at every Peage!
In reply to Post #147
Website says negative pcr test at border and sworn declaration and address for 7 self isolation, and address of pcr test taken in France (pharmacy address).
No business reasons needed unless u r travelling outside curfew hours
It suggests u can travel from 17 May if u want to go through the hassle and expense of it all
Given the jersey situation I expect border force will be confiscating boilies in the boot as well!
Website says negative pcr test at border and sworn declaration and address for 7 self isolation, and address of pcr test taken in France (pharmacy address).
No business reasons needed unless u r travelling outside curfew hours
It suggests u can travel from 17 May if u want to go through the hassle and expense of it all
Given the jersey situation I expect border force will be confiscating boilies in the boot as well!
In reply to Post #148
The comment relating to business I think applied to the UK rules complying with essential travel.
The comment relating to business I think applied to the UK rules complying with essential travel.
In reply to Post #148
Apologies , I'm a little confused . Do you mean France looks like they are dropping all these travel restrictions on the 17th as well . Or are you referring to the UK,s being dropped the same date ?
Apologies , I'm a little confused . Do you mean France looks like they are dropping all these travel restrictions on the 17th as well . Or are you referring to the UK,s being dropped the same date ?
In reply to Post #150
France have declared dates on when they are dropping travel restrictions . I can't remember what they are off hand. The 17 May is the date France will likely be categorised as amber by U.K. hence able to travel subject to testing and quarantine on return
It is likely France will welcome travelers from 9th June from what I've read, so until then I have to follow the 7 day rule plus a pcr test at border and after 7 days.
That's how I interpret it, but might be wrong
France have declared dates on when they are dropping travel restrictions . I can't remember what they are off hand. The 17 May is the date France will likely be categorised as amber by U.K. hence able to travel subject to testing and quarantine on return
It is likely France will welcome travelers from 9th June from what I've read, so until then I have to follow the 7 day rule plus a pcr test at border and after 7 days.
That's how I interpret it, but might be wrong
In reply to Post #151
Think your interpretation is about right! I think most people booked to go to France mid July should maybe have a normal holiday with no restrictions or the inconvenience of tests or quarantine, that would be my best guess.
Think your interpretation is about right! I think most people booked to go to France mid July should maybe have a normal holiday with no restrictions or the inconvenience of tests or quarantine, that would be my best guess.