France - Restrictions removed Aug 1st.

[aprilshack]

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So just turn up at the airport with just your passport? Do we need to fill in any paperwork or prove anything at all?

Isn’t there something where you have to show where you are staying and if you have enough cash for your trip?

[kathrynmc]

I would double check with .gov.uk to see whether what’s in Twitter is correct, if it is it doesn’t look like you would need anything.

We were there last week, had covid passes and completed the form, no one asked or even looked at it.

[Rachv38]

Will this include covid tests for those who haven't had a booster?

[Wazza]

My understanding is that the current restrictions expire on 31 July. They could be extended beyond today or they may be relaxed. I’d wait until there’s something official on gov website

[vampiress88]

Originally Posted by Wazza

My understanding is that the current restrictions expire on 31 July. They could be extended beyond today or they may be relaxed. I’d wait until there’s something official on gov website

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What are the current restrictions. I looked but apart fro being fully vax proof and passports I couldn’t see much else

[Wazza]

Originally Posted by vampiress88

What are the current restrictions. I looked but apart fro being fully vax proof and passports I couldn’t see much else

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That’s pretty much it I think as long as you’re vaccinated. The one we’re currently planning is unvaccinated under 18s need to do a PCR test before travelling. Hopefully that’ll be lifted and that little bit of worry will be removed

[Rachv38]

I thought you could do a lateral flow test?

[LOU LOU DISNEY]

Any updates today? Going in a few weeks but we’re all fully vaccinated anyway so probably doesn’t really apply to us?

[kathrynmc]

Children under 12 are exempt from the restrictions.

[Melbatb]

I am French. The previous regulations expired as of midnight. Le pass sanitaire is no more🎉