Refusal to have 3rd jab

[darbs]

I've just read that from 1st Feb you need to have had your booster to travel to Spain if 270 days since your last jab. Wonder how many other countries will follow this

[Stitchesmumanddad]

Originally Posted by oateyboy

We are due to travel mid-March but my wife is refusing to have her 3rd jab. Do you think this will have an impact on our opportunity to travel?

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If Biden changes the rules - I can say solo travelling is wonderful Ive had a blast these last two weeks

[oateyboy]

Thanks for your replies

[tspill]

Originally Posted by kingstefan21

Where on staysure does it say this? So far I have only seen Avanti insurance stating all immunisations are required or you may not be covered.

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Page 31 of their policy says this under "what is not covered"
14. any claim where you contract COVID-19 and you have not had the recommended vaccination(s) (consideration will be given where you were medically unable to have the vaccination, and this is shown in your medical records).

[123]

Originally Posted by lme30005

I had Covid in April 20 so am quite aware what it is like having covid, and as I am a healthy middle aged person, I went nowhere near a hospital. It's everyone's choice and no-one should judge anyone's circumstances.

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Do you have a view on whether Boris and his mates should have had those partied in Downing Street?

I only ask because you state above that "no-one should judge anyone's circumstances"

[sbuck93]

Originally Posted by lme30005

I had Covid in April 20 so am quite aware what it is like having covid, and as I am a healthy middle aged person, I went nowhere near a hospital. It's everyone's choice and no-one should judge anyone's circumstances.

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I completely agree. I have had covid twice and both times were no way near as bad as I felt after both vaccines. I have also decided to delay getting the booster as I am pregnant, its the choice I have made.

[lme30005]

Originally Posted by 123

Do you have a view on whether Boris and his mates should have had those partied in Downing Street?

I only ask because you state above that "no-one should judge anyone's circumstances"

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Don't think this is the thread for getting into BJ's actions and lockdowns. Just do my best not to judge anyone making a decision right for them

[Buffyp]

Originally Posted by 123

Do you have a view on whether Boris and his mates should have had those partied in Downing Street?

I only ask because you state above that "no-one should judge anyone's circumstances"

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What on earth does that have to do with personal decisions on vaccination? Boris and chums clearly broke the law whereas deciding not to have a booster is a entirely personal choice that is not a legal requirement.

[mick]

Originally Posted by Buffyp

What on earth does that have to do with personal decisions on vaccination? Boris and chums clearly broke the law whereas deciding not to have a booster is a entirely personal choice that is not a legal requirement.

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We've come a long way since my post #2 in response to the OP's original question.

Mick

[THE WIZARD]

Originally Posted by tspill

Page 31 of their policy says this under "what is not covered"
14. any claim where you contract COVID-19 and you have not had the recommended vaccination(s) (consideration will be given where you were medically unable to have the vaccination, and this is shown in your medical records).

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Beat me to it I knew I read it somewhere in my copy