from the daily mail just now
British people who are fully vaccinated against Coronavirus will be able to enter France with proof of a negative antigen test from next week and do not need a 'compelling reason' to be in the country
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9651743/France-allow-fully-vaccinated-Britons-holidays-June-9.html
British people who are fully vaccinated against Coronavirus will be able to enter France with proof of a negative antigen test from next week and do not need a 'compelling reason' to be in the country
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9651743/France-allow-fully-vaccinated-Britons-holidays-June-9.html
Yes but this government has put it onto the amber list so you must isolate when you return
In reply to Post #440
i know, but for those going or planning to go it will be a bit easier once there
i know, but for those going or planning to go it will be a bit easier once there
In reply to Post #440
That's not a problem for many of us that work from home, especially when the alternative may be losing a trip that's been booked for almost 3 years
That's not a problem for many of us that work from home, especially when the alternative may be losing a trip that's been booked for almost 3 years
In reply to Post #442
Let's just hope.it is true and gets confirmed as I can work.from home for 10 days one of the lucky.ones
Let's just hope.it is true and gets confirmed as I can work.from home for 10 days one of the lucky.ones
In reply to Post #443
There is a new welsh variant let's see them knobs in Westminster try to pronounce this one
Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch
And that is a real place
There is a new welsh variant let's see them knobs in Westminster try to pronounce this one
Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch
And that is a real place
as far as I can tell this is good news!
We've had both jabs and we do LF testing once a week and we have always been clear so in effect (according to the link) we can go back to France and travel far and wide therein. OK we may have to self isolate for 10 days when we get back but as we are both retired this is not a problem...
Unless I am readign this (link) wrong.
We've had both jabs and we do LF testing once a week and we have always been clear so in effect (according to the link) we can go back to France and travel far and wide therein. OK we may have to self isolate for 10 days when we get back but as we are both retired this is not a problem...
Unless I am readign this (link) wrong.
In reply to Post #445
I have looked at a few reports on french news site and that is what I am reading Ken as of 9th if you have had both vacination and a negative test you can travel
I have looked at a few reports on french news site and that is what I am reading Ken as of 9th if you have had both vacination and a negative test you can travel
In reply to Post #445
I read it the same way, a test before entering to prove negative then the normal uk rules for returning home
I read it the same way, a test before entering to prove negative then the normal uk rules for returning home
Ps anyone know if the nhs rapid flow home tests count as the antigen test needed to get into France?
In reply to Post #446
https://www.schengenvisainfo.com/news/france-to-reopen-borders-on-june-9-for-travellers-from-third-countries/
https://www.schengenvisainfo.com/news/france-to-reopen-borders-on-june-9-for-travellers-from-third-countries/
I would say no Andy
I get tested twice a week with these rapid tests from a proper medic and I asked the very same question and the answer was NO
I get tested twice a week with these rapid tests from a proper medic and I asked the very same question and the answer was NO
In reply to Post #449
For those had 2 jabs I am ok but 1 lad in our party hasn't hopefully will be lifted by the time we go for his sake
For those had 2 jabs I am ok but 1 lad in our party hasn't hopefully will be lifted by the time we go for his sake
In reply to Post #448
PCR and LFT are both antigen tests. An antibody test is a different thing.
PCR and LFT are both antigen tests. An antibody test is a different thing.
In reply to Post #452
The link posted below states an antigen test prior to entry
Those who are vaccinated against COVID-19 with one of the vaccines approved by the European Medicines Agency (EMA) are only required to present a PCR test taken in the last 72 hours or an antigen test taken in the last 48 hours upon their arrival in France.
Edit ps thanks hitman, may need some guinea pigs to try it, but I'm sure some had travelled recently before they locked us out by using a lateral flow
The link posted below states an antigen test prior to entry
Those who are vaccinated against COVID-19 with one of the vaccines approved by the European Medicines Agency (EMA) are only required to present a PCR test taken in the last 72 hours or an antigen test taken in the last 48 hours upon their arrival in France.
Edit ps thanks hitman, may need some guinea pigs to try it, but I'm sure some had travelled recently before they locked us out by using a lateral flow