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Vaccine pass and the booster
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Heading out to Tignes on the 26th Feb, and have been looking into the COVID requirements on behalf of my group.
I just wanted to check with you guys and how you interpret the booster rule:
From what I can see, up until the 15th Feb your booster needs to have been administered within 7months of your 2nd dose. And if travelling after the 15th it needs to have been administered within three months?
If this is correct then I don't see how many people will be able to travel - it was nearly impossible for anyone in our age group to get the booster within three months of our second dose! I'm fine as I have proof of recovery from December but there are a few in the group who had their second vaccine in late July early August, and their booster in late December early January.
Am I understanding the situation correctly or have I been misinterpreting the guidance?
Thanks for any help!
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A snowHead
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Obviously
A snowHead
isn't a real person
Thomasski wrote:
Heading out to Tignes on the 26th Feb, and have been looking into the COVID requirements on behalf of my group.
I just wanted to check with you guys and how you interpret the booster rule:
From what I can see, up until the 15th Feb your booster needs to have been administered within 7months of your 2nd dose. And if travelling after the 15th it needs to have been administered within three months?
If this is correct then I don't see how many people will be able to travel - it was nearly impossible for anyone in our age group to get the booster within three months of our second dose! I'm fine as I have proof of recovery from December but there are a few in the group who had their second vaccine in late July early August, and their booster in late December early January.
Am I understanding the situation correctly or have I been misinterpreting the guidance?
Thanks for any help!
I think you're misinterpreting the requirements. My understanding of
the rules
is that up to 15th Feb over 18s will need to have received their booster if their 2nd vaccine was more than 7 months previous, and that reduces to 4 months from 15th February.
https://www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/france/coronavirus#public-spaces-and-services
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?
Ah thank you! I looked at the government website a few days ago and I didn't see this snippet! I read something that used a lot more ambiguous language and it panicked me! Feel like this was a stupid question now!
Thanks again!
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2nd vaccine validity drops from 7 months to 4.
So if you had a 2nd vaccine before 15th October, you will need a booster.
Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do.
Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do.
For additional clarity, this applies to anyone aged over 18 years and 1 month (relevant to me as my daughter will be 18 and 10 days when we go!). Those aged 16-18y 1 month just need the two vaccinations.
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