In reply to Post #701
Yes, you will need to have 3 tests.
Yes, you will need to have 3 tests.
In reply to Post #709
Does that mean if you are mid trip on 19th in France you don't have to isolate? Just test out, test in and day 2?
Does that mean if you are mid trip on 19th in France you don't have to isolate? Just test out, test in and day 2?
In reply to Post #710
If you are travelling home after the 19th then no isolation.
If you are travelling home after the 19th then no isolation.
In reply to Post #676
Thanks for the tip regarding DAM healthcare. Seems pretty decent price for antigen test to get us out to France
Thanks for the tip regarding DAM healthcare. Seems pretty decent price for antigen test to get us out to France
In reply to Post #711
Jim sadly of course it will probably all change again before the end of the month, look at the latest news re the Olympics announced today, no spectators at all, so that should be scrapped! Whole Covid thing is going round in circles just hope a vaccination beating variant doesn't appear in the near future but a very good chance that it will!
Jim sadly of course it will probably all change again before the end of the month, look at the latest news re the Olympics announced today, no spectators at all, so that should be scrapped! Whole Covid thing is going round in circles just hope a vaccination beating variant doesn't appear in the near future but a very good chance that it will!
In reply to Post #712
You're welcome.
I went there today for mine, other than filling in a form with details I had mostly already submitted when booking online, was painless. Had my result emailed to me within 2 hours
You're welcome.
I went there today for mine, other than filling in a form with details I had mostly already submitted when booking online, was painless. Had my result emailed to me within 2 hours
In reply to Post #713
And the silly thing is that I have had both inoculations over here in France but still cannot visit the UK without 10 days quarantine in a hotel.Madness.
And the silly thing is that I have had both inoculations over here in France but still cannot visit the UK without 10 days quarantine in a hotel.Madness.
In reply to Post #715
Agreed Jim.
Agreed Jim.
In reply to Post #716
I see now that on the Gov website it has a link to all the test providers for cost comparison, not had chance to have a proper look at it but did spot one company doing the day2 return PCR for £40. This was a home test as well, be good to find a package that provides both exit from Uk and day 2 tests, would make it all less complicated.
I see now that on the Gov website it has a link to all the test providers for cost comparison, not had chance to have a proper look at it but did spot one company doing the day2 return PCR for £40. This was a home test as well, be good to find a package that provides both exit from Uk and day 2 tests, would make it all less complicated.
France no longer an+ 'essential journeys only' country. No need to worry about your insurance company's policy restrictions. This is from the Gov.uk
Still current at:
9 July 2021
Updated:
8 July 2021
Latest update:
The FCDO no longer advises against all but essential travel to France, based on the current assessment of COVID-19 risks.
Good news, folks!
Still current at:
9 July 2021
Updated:
8 July 2021
Latest update:
The FCDO no longer advises against all but essential travel to France, based on the current assessment of COVID-19 risks.
Good news, folks!
In reply to Post #715
OldFella. Same for me, as a US resident I'm still f*cked.
Just gave up my End August trip to Laby, now more worried about End-Oct,....
Good luck to all you UK based lads, envy you.....
OldFella. Same for me, as a US resident I'm still f*cked.
Just gave up my End August trip to Laby, now more worried about End-Oct,....
Good luck to all you UK based lads, envy you.....
In reply to Post #719
France hints it could lift travel restrictions for UK travellers
Despite the fact the number of cases is currently growing in the UK, France appears to be preparing to relax rules governing people travelling there across the Channel.
"With the vaccination campaign advancing well in both France and UK there could be a co-ordinated decision soon to remove the UK from the orange list," French transport minister Jean-Baptiste Djebbari has told the BBC.
"We are looking at the evolution of the health situation and want to make a decision as quickly as we can."
France hints it could lift travel restrictions for UK travellers
Despite the fact the number of cases is currently growing in the UK, France appears to be preparing to relax rules governing people travelling there across the Channel.
"With the vaccination campaign advancing well in both France and UK there could be a co-ordinated decision soon to remove the UK from the orange list," French transport minister Jean-Baptiste Djebbari has told the BBC.
"We are looking at the evolution of the health situation and want to make a decision as quickly as we can."
Live from folkstone.....
I uploaded all required forms before travel, no need for stopping in the document checks room, no issues with customs, showed negative certificate (antigen) and passport and now on the train. Simple process for the tunnel
I uploaded all required forms before travel, no need for stopping in the document checks room, no issues with customs, showed negative certificate (antigen) and passport and now on the train. Simple process for the tunnel
Good luck Andy 👍 
In reply to Post #720
Macron giving a speech on Monday night regarding the rise of the delta variant in France. Possible return of some restrictive measures to be announced.
Macron giving a speech on Monday night regarding the rise of the delta variant in France. Possible return of some restrictive measures to be announced.