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Travel to France via Geneva with Teenager (15)
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Hi
Apologies if this has been answered before and I sound a tad paranoid!!.
I have searched but could find the exact answer.
I am travelling to morzine tommorow with my 15 year old son from Luton via Geneva to Morzine and will transfer with Alpybus.
I am fully vacinated (3 jabs), My son has the first jab and a recovery cetificate which is on his NHS App.
I know there are no restrictions flying to Generva for under 18's if travelling with fuly vacinated adults and I know when we are in resort he can access the lifts via the pass vaccinal.
My Assumption has been France recognises the 1st jab and recovery as fully vacinated but I cannot see this directly on any official website, it references pass vaccinal rather than entry to France via the border and assumed they were the same thing.
So my queestion is when we cross from Geneva into France would he need an antigen test to get entry into france or will the 1st jab and recovery certificate suffice if asked at the border?
I can book a rapid antigen at the airport, but would rather not put this on my son last minute if I can help it
Many Thanks
David
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Welcome to SnowHeads
In general there are no 'special' covid entry requirements if you are entering France from Switzerland :
https://travelcheck.admin.ch/
:
Nobody on this forum have reported having been stopped at the Swiss/France border for a 'covid' check
You could also ask Alpybus for advice..
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on Sat 12-03-22 12:53; edited 1 time in total
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?
Ok thank you. I have already done that
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we did exactly this a few weeks ago - we did do an LFT with Randox for my teenager just to be 100% sure if we got stopped we had all the right paperwork. Sailed straight through the border - in chatting to the transfer driver he said he'd been stopped once all season.
It's unlikely you'll be stopped given the volume of traffic going through but I felt a £15 test with Randox was worth it just to be sure
Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do.
Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do.
From monday you actually don't even need the vaccine pass to access the lifts, bars, restaurants etc in France. Nor is mask wearing compulsory any more.
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