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The new thread will also drift and will end up looking like this one and we then have two in parallel just to confuse - I reckon save the trouble. The factual information appears in the media not long after it is announced.
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Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
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French travel rules slightly relaxed on Wednesday - travel from UK for professional reasons now allowed - expectation that you would need some kind of documentation to evidence this.
In relation to tourism no relaxation yet - next meeting of the French ministers should be on Weds 12th Jan and expectation seems to be that tourism will be allowed after that date and maybe from the 15th Jan (not sure what testing/quarantine requirements would be yet)
This was from French minister Gabriel Attal on Wednesday:
"Additional ‘essential reasons’ for coming to France from the UK are expected to be announced shortly, having been agreed on by ministers today.
Lifting the requirement entirely will also be on the agenda the next time senior ministers meet in the Conseil de défense sanitaire (health defence council), government spokesman Gabriel Attal said today. These meetings, often combined, as today, with the weekly meetings of the French cabinet, have been held regularly during the pandemic to take decisions related to fighting Covid-19
Asked if the current travel restrictions for the UK are not becoming pointless as the Omicron variant (the reason for the rules) is now prevalent in France also, Mr Attal confirmed that they would lift such measures if the health situations in France and restricted countries become comparable.
"When we observe that the Omicron variant is circulating just as much here as elsewhere, that the situations are truly comparable, we will ease the measures" in place, he said.
He added: “As an example we decided today in the Conseil de défense to enlarge the list of essential reasons for coming from the UK to France, notably professional reasons.
“And we have decided that at the next Conseil de défense we will consider whether we can entirely remove the restrictions put in the place at the border with the UK.”
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Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
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Off topic but relating to whether France is losing UK tourists.
Normal year: (thousands)
Spain 18,129
France 10,347
Italy 5,105
USA 4,805
2022 ABTA holiday intentions survey:
Top of the list is Spain, with 29.3% of respondents saying they plan to visit this year. In second place is the USA, where almost one in five (18%) say they plan to visit in 2022. France (17.8%), Italy (16.4%)
So French tourism will be badly hit by diminished UK numbers, halved in fact!
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Wishful thinking and all that, but if my trip to France goes ahead on the 15th of January - does anyone know the situation re Pass Sanitaire and Booster jabs?
https://www.skiclub.co.uk
"France now requires all those aged 65 and over who received a multi-dose vaccination more than 6 months and 15 days ago, to have received a booster dose to enter France and access bars, restaurants, etc., from 15th December 2021. The same rules will apply to all persons 18 and over from 15th January 2022 - all persons who received their final dose before June 17th 2021 must have received their booster by 15th January 2022 in order for their Pass Sanitaire to remain valid."
"Booster doses are becoming mandatory for all people over the age of 18 in stages between December and January 2022. Your first two doses of multi-dose vaccinations will only be valid for a period of 6 months and 15 days from your last dose. Restrictions will be imposed on specific age groups and vaccination recipients as below:
- From the 15th December 2021, those aged over 65 will have the validity of vaccines reduced to 6 months 15 days. This can be extended upon receipt of a booster jab.
- From 3rd January 2022, all those who received a single dose vaccination - such as Johnson & Johnson - will need a booster dose to remain valid
- From 15th January 2022, all persons aged 18 who have received a multi-dose vaccination will have the validity of their vaccine reduced to 6 months and 15 days. This can be extended upon receipt of a booster dose."
My second vaccine was end of August 2021. So reading this all should be fine? There are mixed messages and other interpretations online but cannot find confirmation of French GOV website? I plan on getting the booster soon, but how long does this take to show up on the NHS app? 
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Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do.
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| charlie1314 wrote: |
Wishful thinking and all that, but if my trip to France goes ahead on the 15th of January - does anyone know the situation re Pass Sanitaire and Booster jabs?
https://www.skiclub.co.uk
"France now requires all those aged 65 and over who received a multi-dose vaccination more than 6 months and 15 days ago, to have received a booster dose to enter France and access bars, restaurants, etc., from 15th December 2021. The same rules will apply to all persons 18 and over from 15th January 2022 - all persons who received their final dose before June 17th 2021 must have received their booster by 15th January 2022 in order for their Pass Sanitaire to remain valid."
"Booster doses are becoming mandatory for all people over the age of 18 in stages between December and January 2022. Your first two doses of multi-dose vaccinations will only be valid for a period of 6 months and 15 days from your last dose. Restrictions will be imposed on specific age groups and vaccination recipients as below:
- From the 15th December 2021, those aged over 65 will have the validity of vaccines reduced to 6 months 15 days. This can be extended upon receipt of a booster jab.
- From 3rd January 2022, all those who received a single dose vaccination - such as Johnson & Johnson - will need a booster dose to remain valid
- From 15th January 2022, all persons aged 18 who have received a multi-dose vaccination will have the validity of their vaccine reduced to 6 months and 15 days. This can be extended upon receipt of a booster dose."
My second vaccine was end of August 2021. So reading this all should be fine? There are mixed messages and other interpretations online but cannot find confirmation of French GOV website? I plan on getting the booster soon, but how long does this take to show up on the NHS app? |
Just get your booster. It shows up on the app within days.
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| lower wrote: |
| charlie1314 wrote: |
Wishful thinking and all that, but if my trip to France goes ahead on the 15th of January - does anyone know the situation re Pass Sanitaire and Booster jabs?
https://www.skiclub.co.uk
"France now requires all those aged 65 and over who received a multi-dose vaccination more than 6 months and 15 days ago, to have received a booster dose to enter France and access bars, restaurants, etc., from 15th December 2021. The same rules will apply to all persons 18 and over from 15th January 2022 - all persons who received their final dose before June 17th 2021 must have received their booster by 15th January 2022 in order for their Pass Sanitaire to remain valid."
"Booster doses are becoming mandatory for all people over the age of 18 in stages between December and January 2022. Your first two doses of multi-dose vaccinations will only be valid for a period of 6 months and 15 days from your last dose. Restrictions will be imposed on specific age groups and vaccination recipients as below:
- From the 15th December 2021, those aged over 65 will have the validity of vaccines reduced to 6 months 15 days. This can be extended upon receipt of a booster jab.
- From 3rd January 2022, all those who received a single dose vaccination - such as Johnson & Johnson - will need a booster dose to remain valid
- From 15th January 2022, all persons aged 18 who have received a multi-dose vaccination will have the validity of their vaccine reduced to 6 months and 15 days. This can be extended upon receipt of a booster dose."
My second vaccine was end of August 2021. So reading this all should be fine? There are mixed messages and other interpretations online but cannot find confirmation of French GOV website? I plan on getting the booster soon, but how long does this take to show up on the NHS app? |
Just get your booster. It shows up on the app within days. |
Cool okay - was concerned it would take 7 days+, some suggested at least 5 days.
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@charlie1314, sounds like you'll be fine (assuming you are under 65 and didn't have the J&J?!?). 2nd Jab at the end of August will take you to mid March. My booster showed up on my NHS app the day after I had it. Not sure how if there is a gap between having it, and it counting (like you used to need 2nd jab plus 2 weeks) though, but it sounds like a moot point for you anyway.
Edit: also worth nothing that the pass sanitaire is being replaced by the pass vaccine. Shouldn't effect you as it is just removing the ability to test negative.
Last edited by Then you can post your own questions or snow reports... on Fri 7-01-22 12:01; edited 1 time in total
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| Timmycb5 wrote: |
| @charlie1314, sounds like you'll be fine (assuming you are under 65 and didn't have the J&J?!?). 2nd Jab at the end of August will take you to mid March. My booster showed up on my NHS app the day after I had it. Not sure how if there is a gap between having it, and it counting (like you used to need 2nd jab plus 2 weeks) though, but it sounds like a moot point for you anyway. |
Thanks - for safety sake, I might get the booster anyway and if it doesn't show up for a few days, it should hopefully present itself on the app at least by the time I arrive in France - assuming that we can go that is!
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| Timmycb5 wrote: |
@charlie1314, sounds like you'll be fine (assuming you are under 65 and didn't have the J&J?!?). 2nd Jab at the end of August will take you to mid March. My booster showed up on my NHS app the day after I had it. Not sure how if there is a gap between having it, and it counting (like you used to need 2nd jab plus 2 weeks) though, but it sounds like a moot point for you anyway.
Edit: also worth nothing that the pass sanitaire is being replaced by the pass vaccine. Shouldn't effect you as it is just removing the ability to test negative. |
The gap is 7 days under the french rules, for info, but agree it doesn't matter here, should be ok anyway.
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| Timmycb5 wrote: |
@charlie1314, sounds like you'll be fine (assuming you are under 65 and didn't have the J&J?!?). 2nd Jab at the end of August will take you to mid March. My booster showed up on my NHS app the day after I had it. Not sure how if there is a gap between having it, and it counting (like you used to need 2nd jab plus 2 weeks) though, but it sounds like a moot point for you anyway.
Edit: also worth nothing that the pass sanitaire is being replaced by the pass vaccine. Shouldn't effect you as it is just removing the ability to test negative. |
The gap is 7 days under the french rules, for info, but agree it doesn't matter here, should be ok anyway. |
That is interesting, where in the rules is that mentioned?
My concern is that if I rely on the fact my second vaccine was administered end of August 2021, what happens if the timings change just before I leave or when I am in France... i.e the 6-7 month period following a second vaccine no longer applies
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| charlie1314 wrote: |
| Timmycb5 wrote: |
| @charlie1314, sounds like you'll be fine (assuming you are under 65 and didn't have the J&J?!?). 2nd Jab at the end of August will take you to mid March. My booster showed up on my NHS app the day after I had it. Not sure how if there is a gap between having it, and it counting (like you used to need 2nd jab plus 2 weeks) though, but it sounds like a moot point for you anyway. |
Thanks - for safety sake, I might get the booster anyway and if it doesn't show up for a few days, it should hopefully present itself on the app at least by the time I arrive in France - assuming that we can go that is! |
Why would you not get it? Surprised you've already have the first two but not bothered with the booster given the stats show that its protection really starts to fade after 5 months.
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| Rob_Quads wrote: |
| charlie1314 wrote: |
| Timmycb5 wrote: |
| @charlie1314, sounds like you'll be fine (assuming you are under 65 and didn't have the J&J?!?). 2nd Jab at the end of August will take you to mid March. My booster showed up on my NHS app the day after I had it. Not sure how if there is a gap between having it, and it counting (like you used to need 2nd jab plus 2 weeks) though, but it sounds like a moot point for you anyway. |
Thanks - for safety sake, I might get the booster anyway and if it doesn't show up for a few days, it should hopefully present itself on the app at least by the time I arrive in France - assuming that we can go that is! |
Why would you not get it? Surprised you've already have the first two but not bothered with the booster given the stats show that its protection really starts to fade after 5 months. |
I am planning on getting the booster but was not in a great hurry to book it in early January. This did not present to be an issue given skiing in France up until a few days ago seemed completely off the cards. I was planning on booking the booster in for mid-late January. Now that skiing on the 15th is a possibility, albeit slim, I will have to rethink this depending on the situation/requirement as it evolves.
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| Skimum1 wrote: |
| Timmycb5 wrote: |
@charlie1314, sounds like you'll be fine (assuming you are under 65 and didn't have the J&J?!?). 2nd Jab at the end of August will take you to mid March. My booster showed up on my NHS app the day after I had it. Not sure how if there is a gap between having it, and it counting (like you used to need 2nd jab plus 2 weeks) though, but it sounds like a moot point for you anyway.
Edit: also worth nothing that the pass sanitaire is being replaced by the pass vaccine. Shouldn't effect you as it is just removing the ability to test negative. |
The gap is 7 days under the french rules, for info, but agree it doesn't matter here, should be ok anyway. |
SFAIK it's 7 days from 2nd jab to PS, but from booster to PS is instantaneous. Just going on what I was told by the pharmacy in Chx. Could be wrong/mis-understanding as it wasn't an issue for us so I never checked the info.
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You know it makes sense.
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| charlie1314 wrote: |
Wishful thinking and all that, but if my trip to France goes ahead on the 15th of January - does anyone know the situation re Pass Sanitaire and Booster jabs?
https://www.skiclub.co.uk
"France now requires all those aged 65 and over who received a multi-dose vaccination more than 6 months and 15 days ago, to have received a booster dose to enter France and access bars, restaurants, etc., from 15th December 2021. The same rules will apply to all persons 18 and over from 15th January 2022 - all persons who received their final dose before June 17th 2021 must have received their booster by 15th January 2022 in order for their Pass Sanitaire to remain valid."
"Booster doses are becoming mandatory for all people over the age of 18 in stages between December and January 2022. Your first two doses of multi-dose vaccinations will only be valid for a period of 6 months and 15 days from your last dose. Restrictions will be imposed on specific age groups and vaccination recipients as below:
- From the 15th December 2021, those aged over 65 will have the validity of vaccines reduced to 6 months 15 days. This can be extended upon receipt of a booster jab.
- From 3rd January 2022, all those who received a single dose vaccination - such as Johnson & Johnson - will need a booster dose to remain valid
- From 15th January 2022, all persons aged 18 who have received a multi-dose vaccination will have the validity of their vaccine reduced to 6 months and 15 days. This can be extended upon receipt of a booster dose."
My second vaccine was end of August 2021. So reading this all should be fine? There are mixed messages and other interpretations online but cannot find confirmation of French GOV website? I plan on getting the booster soon, but how long does this take to show up on the NHS app? |
I am confused where this would leave a 13-year-old with only 1 jab and not enough time since first to get the second? Our friends pulled out of our joint trip, the main justification being it looked like they would be needing to take daily tests to get their son on the lifts. I totally understand that this is not workable, but wonder if they may have pulled the plug too soon? All their other concerns have since evaporated.... apart from the large elephant in the room of closed borders, but they pulled out before that was even a worry.
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Otherwise you'll just go on seeing the one name:
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| LaForet wrote: |
Should we be starting a new thread called 'Actual information about the real regulations for travel to France' and rename this one 'Speculation in the absence of any actual changes to the current rules'?
I know, I'm as guilty as anyone of inducing thread drift. It's just that anyone looking for either feedback from actual journeys to France, or useful bulletins when the rules change isn't going to find it easily amid the discussion and speculation. |
Yes.
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| LaForet wrote: |
Should we be starting a new thread called 'Actual information about the real regulations for travel to France' and rename this one 'Speculation in the absence of any actual changes to the current rules'?
I know, I'm as guilty as anyone of inducing thread drift. It's just that anyone looking for either feedback from actual journeys to France, or useful bulletins when the rules change isn't going to find it easily amid the discussion and speculation. |
Here you go: We're back from Méribel and I can report that for the French this Covid thingy is basically over. Restos, bars etc. stacked. Masks? No, thank you. Only when asked specifically by lift personel (which happens rarely) most people pull up for a second an odd buff or - even more useless - a ski mask with breathing holes. 
Not many Brits around but there were some. Some Germans as well, some Scandinavians and quite a lot of Dutch. But the place was very crowded especially over at VT, as there were a lot of French probably profiting off of cheaper than usual rent prices.
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Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
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@Tristero, Aren't the Dutch supposed to be in a lockdown, presume they've ignored it and decided to drive to France!
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Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
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@Tristero, the French are very freedom loving - I am surprised Johnson doesn't like them more.
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| 4ddm wrote: |
| charlie1314 wrote: |
Wishful thinking and all that, but if my trip to France goes ahead on the 15th of January - does anyone know the situation re Pass Sanitaire and Booster jabs?
https://www.skiclub.co.uk
"France now requires all those aged 65 and over who received a multi-dose vaccination more than 6 months and 15 days ago, to have received a booster dose to enter France and access bars, restaurants, etc., from 15th December 2021. The same rules will apply to all persons 18 and over from 15th January 2022 - all persons who received their final dose before June 17th 2021 must have received their booster by 15th January 2022 in order for their Pass Sanitaire to remain valid."
"Booster doses are becoming mandatory for all people over the age of 18 in stages between December and January 2022. Your first two doses of multi-dose vaccinations will only be valid for a period of 6 months and 15 days from your last dose. Restrictions will be imposed on specific age groups and vaccination recipients as below:
- From the 15th December 2021, those aged over 65 will have the validity of vaccines reduced to 6 months 15 days. This can be extended upon receipt of a booster jab.
- From 3rd January 2022, all those who received a single dose vaccination - such as Johnson & Johnson - will need a booster dose to remain valid
- From 15th January 2022, all persons aged 18 who have received a multi-dose vaccination will have the validity of their vaccine reduced to 6 months and 15 days. This can be extended upon receipt of a booster dose."
My second vaccine was end of August 2021. So reading this all should be fine? There are mixed messages and other interpretations online but cannot find confirmation of French GOV website? I plan on getting the booster soon, but how long does this take to show up on the NHS app? |
I am confused where this would leave a 13-year-old with only 1 jab and not enough time since first to get the second? Our friends pulled out of our joint trip, the main justification being it looked like they would be needing to take daily tests to get their son on the lifts. I totally understand that this is not workable, but wonder if they may have pulled the plug too soon? All their other concerns have since evaporated.... apart from the large elephant in the room of closed borders, but they pulled out before that was even a worry. |
It's looking increasingly like anyone over 12 without 2 x jabs won't be allowed to do anything in France (ski lifts, cafes, swimming pools, etc). The requirement for a booster is for 18+.
To clarify, from Jan 15th, it looks like the option to test for the pass sanitaire (or new pass vaccine) will be removed for anyone over the age of 12+ apart from in a few limited circumstances.
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Thanks for confirming... was trying to get my head around it.
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The following statement is on the gov.uk website. Is this still a thing? And do we think it will still be a thing if the expected relaxations are announced on 12th?
"Upon arrival in France, all travellers must self-isolate for 48 hours, after which time a negative PCR or antigen test is required to exit self-isolation."
My 18 year old is planning to go on 15th Jan and got his second jab between Christmas and NY. Clearly two days isolation will kybosh the holiday but if they're letting tourists back in, it would seem impractical to keep this restriction?
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@Ski Tyke, I would tend to agree, but it's speculation at this stage.
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@Ski Tyke, the 48 hours is as thing currently stands. If they open the border to UK people again, I can't see them keeping the quarantine in place as it would defeat the object. Just need to wait for next Wednesday's announcement now.
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@charlie1314, I had my booster at 12 noon and it appeared on my NHS app overnight/early the following morning.
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| Montan wrote: |
| @charlie1314, I had my booster at 12 noon and it appeared on my NHS app overnight/early the following morning. |
Thanks - that is good to know! I will find a walk in this weekend I expect and get it done anyway, just in case requirements change...
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And love to help out and answer questions and of course, read each other's snow reports.
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| James77 wrote: |
| The balance of my February HT trip is due tomorrow of course I'll pay it if I don't we definitely wont be going just feels counterintuitive to hand over money for a country currently we cannot travel to |
In my experience what matters for insurance purposes is whether travel restrictions were in place at the time of booking the holiday not the time of paying for it. However in the worst case that travel restrictions were still to be in place at half term you would probably be offered postponement or a refund if you have booked through a UK tour operator. We were given the option of a full refund by Peak Retreats for our Christmas ski holiday but in the end were able to go ahead with the holiday by bringing it forward.
I would avoid handing over money to randox etc for outward and return covid tests until restrictions are eased as those costs would be harder to recoup if you couldn't travel. Hopefully the rumours about restrictions being eased later in Jan are correct.
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New travel rules won't affect many people...waste of time in my opinion ....those supposed to be going on 22nd January Don't stand a chance
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You know it makes sense.
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I've got a package holiday booked to France for 15th January, company has just emailed saying they are not cancelling it as their sources strongly indicate that UK ski tourism will be allowed by then.
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@Sparkles, Fingers crossed
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| yorkshirelad wrote: |
| New travel rules won't affect many people...waste of time in my opinion ....those supposed to be going on 22nd January Don't stand a chance |
The general feeling over here is that on Wednesday an announcement will be made that tourism will be permitted from Friday 14th. I don’t know where it’s come from (Mairie?) but all the bar/resto staff/owners seem fairly confident of it…
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Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
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Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
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If there's a relaxation of restrictions announced on 12th Jan, will that be enough time for those booked for the 15th to book tests etc? As I doubt passage will be testing-free
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I'm not entirely sure which tests to book for France now... are they going to take a US approach and just require antigen on arrival, or will I need a PCR 48hr before arrival, or LFT 24hrs before arrival
Complicated by the fact that I recently had COVID so don't want to take a PCR if at all possible in case of a false positive
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| Tristero wrote: |
| LaForet wrote: |
Should we be starting a new thread called 'Actual information about the real regulations for travel to France' and rename this one 'Speculation in the absence of any actual changes to the current rules'?
I know, I'm as guilty as anyone of inducing thread drift. It's just that anyone looking for either feedback from actual journeys to France, or useful bulletins when the rules change isn't going to find it easily amid the discussion and speculation. |
Here you go: We're back from Méribel and I can report that for the French this Covid thingy is basically over. Restos, bars etc. stacked. Masks? No, thank you. Only when asked specifically by lift personel (which happens rarely) most people pull up for a second an odd buff or - even more useless - a ski mask with breathing holes.
Not many Brits around but there were some. Some Germans as well, some Scandinavians and quite a lot of Dutch. But the place was very crowded especially over at VT, as there were a lot of French probably profiting off of cheaper than usual rent prices. |
Agree totally. Got PS checked by the local police coming back from VT yesterday (they were also searching bags for some reason), but aside from that, last time I got checked on the lifts was before Xmas. Bars and cafes don’t care - there was something muttered about “if we’ve checked you before and know you’ve got one, we don’t have to check” in one of the notable Apres spots… masks are out of the window totally (apart from if the health inspectors are lingering on the crossing by the chaudanne in which case it’s a moment of compliance followed by removal). The exception on masks seems to be the navettes and in supermarkets where compliance is universal. No idea why, but the navettes clearly hold a special place in everyone’s hearts…
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| Sparkles wrote: |
I'm not entirely sure which tests to book for France now... are they going to take a US approach and just require antigen on arrival, or will I need a PCR 48hr before arrival, or LFT 24hrs before arrival
Complicated by the fact that I recently had COVID so don't want to take a PCR if at all possible in case of a false positive |
24hr LFT is the current for residents, but tourists from any other country are 48hr LFT.
Make of that what you will.
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| DidierCouch wrote: |
| If there's a relaxation of restrictions announced on 12th Jan, will that be enough time for those booked for the 15th to book tests etc? As I doubt passage will be testing-free |
If they’re Lateral Flow (and I can’t see any reason why they wouldn’t be) then just order them now - you can always use them another time. And even if you can’t they’re only seventeen quid - testing for all.
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| andy from embsay wrote: |
| DidierCouch wrote: |
| If there's a relaxation of restrictions announced on 12th Jan, will that be enough time for those booked for the 15th to book tests etc? As I doubt passage will be testing-free |
If they’re Lateral Flow (and I can’t see any reason why they wouldn’t be) then just order them now - you can always use them another time. And even if you can’t they’re only seventeen quid - testing for all. |
Is it likely that the LFT test requirements are self-administered at-home kits or in centre/person? Presumably, and hopefully, the former...
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They’ve always been self-administered but with a company “intertpreting the results” (ie you get a certificate) so all the private ones are ok. Although I have a feeling the “test to release” ones for the current 48hr isolation have to be done by a third party. But whenever they’ve had “tests to enter” before the self-test, take a photo ones have been fine.
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