In reply to Post #514
I'm confused. I live in france and cannot go to the UK to see my family unless there is a very good reason, death etc?, French rules. The Uk requirements for a visit are another matter, not relevant here.
My brother-in-law who lives in the UK has a second home in france and cannot come because he does not meet one of the 13 conditions to be able to come. He has had 2 jabs but cannot come. Leisure travel from the UK to France does not appear to be allowed (by the french), so what do you know that I don't. I'm not trying to be funny because I'm sure that everyone wants to know the answer to this one.
I'm confused. I live in france and cannot go to the UK to see my family unless there is a very good reason, death etc?, French rules. The Uk requirements for a visit are another matter, not relevant here.
My brother-in-law who lives in the UK has a second home in france and cannot come because he does not meet one of the 13 conditions to be able to come. He has had 2 jabs but cannot come. Leisure travel from the UK to France does not appear to be allowed (by the french), so what do you know that I don't. I'm not trying to be funny because I'm sure that everyone wants to know the answer to this one.
In reply to Post #529
The rules were changed today by France, completely vaccinated people from the uk can travel to France without any reason as long as they get a pre travel negative test
There are a few links confirming this already but here's the latest official notice from the uk government site
https://www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/france/entry-requirements
The rules were changed today by France, completely vaccinated people from the uk can travel to France without any reason as long as they get a pre travel negative test
There are a few links confirming this already but here's the latest official notice from the uk government site
https://www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/france/entry-requirements
In reply to Post #530
Thanks for that, I have passed the link on to my brother-in-law, lets hope things only get easier.
Thanks for that, I have passed the link on to my brother-in-law, lets hope things only get easier.
In reply to Post #531
A PCR or antigen test is acceptable for travel to France for vaccinated individuals.
A PCR or antigen test is acceptable for travel to France for vaccinated individuals.
In reply to Post #532
Only difference is 72hrs for PCR and 48hrs for Antigen
Only difference is 72hrs for PCR and 48hrs for Antigen
In reply to Post #529
Travel to Franc from the UK is permitted for any reason providing you have had both jabs and a antigen test. I had an angler arrive today with no issues at all and even brought us some cases of baked beans and teabags that were seen but not a problem.
Travel to Franc from the UK is permitted for any reason providing you have had both jabs and a antigen test. I had an angler arrive today with no issues at all and even brought us some cases of baked beans and teabags that were seen but not a problem.
In reply to Post #536
Where did he get the test done and how much please?
Where did he get the test done and how much please?
In reply to Post #537
Ffs how much meither do you all require before you decide that a week or 2 in France really isn't worth it right now .....madness
Ffs how much meither do you all require before you decide that a week or 2 in France really isn't worth it right now .....madness
In reply to Post #538
Why?
Why?
In reply to Post #536
So now, if you're lucky, and meet a kind / lazy French customs official, you can take beans, teabags and bait to France.
Talk about 'taking back control'.
So now, if you're lucky, and meet a kind / lazy French customs official, you can take beans, teabags and bait to France.
Talk about 'taking back control'.
In reply to Post #540
You can't take bait.
You can't take bait.
Officialy but it seems that people are and not getting checked
In reply to Post #542
Some will, some won't. Just like taking any other contraband across. You weigh up the pros and cons.
Some will, some won't. Just like taking any other contraband across. You weigh up the pros and cons.
In reply to Post #537
He got it done in a pharmacy for less than 40 quid.
He got it done in a pharmacy for less than 40 quid.
Any talking to a medic at work his friend went back to Nigeria and he paid for a test online £50 and they just sent him a certificate