When countries say fully vaccinated...

[TigerGirl]

Do they mean 2 vaccines or booster as well? We are supposed to be going to Denmark after Christmas. Both kids currently have Covid so they will be let in, husband has had booster but I imagine that it will be a massive bun fight whenever the NHS update the booster booking app. Is there anyway of finding clarity on this?
Many thanks, Sarah

[KarenG]

Originally Posted by TigerGirl

Do they mean 2 vaccines or booster as well? We are supposed to be going to Denmark after Christmas. Both kids currently have Covid so they will be let in, husband has had booster but I imagine that it will be a massive bun fight whenever the NHS update the booster booking app. Is there anyway of finding clarity on this?
Many thanks, Sarah

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My booster is there

[Stitchesmumanddad]

My booster was on the NHS app almost instantly ! Actually was proper impressed

[Floridadreams]

I would say they mean the initial full doses (so two for most, one for Johnson & Johnson) as Denmark is in EU and that’s the definition used for the EU Covid cert (I’m in Republic of Ireland so we use that too)
This might help to clarify ec.europa.eu/info/live-work-...certificate_en
Looks like they currently don’t take the boosters into account but that should change as more EU countries administer it - especially with the 9 month limit (which I didn’t know about!)

[EssexSue]

Mine was two weeks but I think that coincided with the date they started adding it.

[LOU LOU DISNEY]

France from 15th January will require boosters as being fully vaccinated if you’re 7 months past your 2nd jab.

[Floridadreams]

This is quite a useful website I’ve just come across too that gives you the rules for each EU country
reopen.europa.eu/en

[LOU LOU DISNEY]

Originally Posted by Floridadreams

I would say they mean the initial full doses (so two for most, one for Johnson & Johnson) as Denmark is in EU and that’s the definition used for the EU Covid cert (I’m in Republic of Ireland so we use that too)
This might help to clarify ec.europa.eu/info/live-work-...certificate_en
Looks like they currently don’t take the boosters into account but that should change as more EU countries administer it - especially with the 9 month limit (which I didn’t know about!)

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Do boosters show on the EU Covid certificate?
I have a NI cert & EU cert, but I had the EU cert before I got my booster, so wondering how my booster will show on my EU certificate?

[Floridadreams]

Originally Posted by LOU LOU DISNEY

Do boosters show on the EU Covid certificate?
I have a NI cert & EU cert, but I had the EU cert before I got my booster, so wondering how my booster will show on my EU certificate?

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No they don’t yet. They probably will in time though, especially if countries do start putting a time limit on the certificates.

[2waterford]

Tbh, depends where you are going, Austria and Croatia have put expiry of 7 months on 2 doses, after that you require booster, I think after January 15th France require booster for indoor dining etc, I think best option is to check each country requirements