Quarantine for COVID 19 discussions.
#1201
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Re: Quarantine for COVID 19 discussions.
Sorry - I’m on a temperamental iPad at present which doesn’t like posting links or screenshots and I have both. Look on the gov.uk site for coronavirus rules for red, amber and green countries and you’ll find it there - I just checked. As you say, no sign of rules for Canada changing - Bulgaria is though, along with a few others.
I’d love you to prove me wrong though.
I’d love you to prove me wrong though.
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Re: Quarantine for COVID 19 discussions.
According to the UK Govt website..https://www.gov.uk/government/news/q...list-countries
I believe you may have to self quarantine for 10 days.
https://www.gov.uk/guidance/red-ambe...tering-england
Determine which zone Canada is.. then check the rules for that zone (can change daily, so be prepared)
Amber.. (Canada)
Coming from overseas..
https://www.gov.uk/guidance/travel-t...virus-covid-19
I believe you may have to self quarantine for 10 days.
https://www.gov.uk/guidance/red-ambe...tering-england
Determine which zone Canada is.. then check the rules for that zone (can change daily, so be prepared)
Amber.. (Canada)
Coming from overseas..
https://www.gov.uk/guidance/travel-t...virus-covid-19
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Re: Quarantine for COVID 19 discussions.
We are coming the other way and the UK government's continued and seemingly arbitrary advice not to travel to Amber countries also means travel insurance is invalidated.
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Re: Quarantine for COVID 19 discussions.
Sorry - I’m on a temperamental iPad at present which doesn’t like posting links or screenshots and I have both. Look on the gov.uk site for coronavirus rules for red, amber and green countries and you’ll find it there - I just checked. As you say, no sign of rules for Canada changing - Bulgaria is though, along with a few others.
I’d love you to prove me wrong though.
I’d love you to prove me wrong though.
Bulgaria is on the green list? Why actually? Canada and Germany has way lower rates than the UK? And then Boris Johnson is speaking about further relaxation of the rules within the UK. It's a bit of an idiocy in my mind.
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What's really messed up is that they are relaxing quarantine rules for UK residents vaccinated by the NHS with their approved jabs but not for UK citizens who had the same jabs abroad not through the NHS.
The whole testing process is a massive money maker.
The whole testing process is a massive money maker.
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Once Ireland has ratified the EU mandated "green passport" with the QR code, you can actually try to get back into the UK via Ireland and the Northern Ireland border.
Last edited by OrangeMango; Jul 15th 2021 at 12:19 pm.
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Did some more digging and we were hoping to do the test to release day 5 plan. We finally found a local test on site spot near my parent's place. And were hoping to use the day 8 test as the test for pre flight to come back. Nope. For some reason only Boris knows, that is not acceptable. All about making money.
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I think there may be a way in as it states "non resident British citizens". How do they determine at the border that one is non resident in the UK? Especially if one hasn't even had an income in that foreign country due to Corona. So with a British passport in hand, a vaccination certificate, a British debit and credit card and the still existing NiNo number one could easily be exempt from that costly testing-orgy by Boris.
Apparently you're exempt from this all, if you're British, vaccinated overseas with an approved vaccine, but still resident in the UK.
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I know. At the same time Boris wants to make masks only optional in the tube, public transport, trains, etc....
I think there may be a way in as it states "non resident British citizens". How do they determine at the border that one is non resident in the UK? Especially if one hasn't even had an income in that foreign country due to Corona. So with a British passport in hand, a vaccination certificate, a British debit and credit card and the still existing NiNo number one could easily be exempt from that costly testing-orgy by Boris.
Apparently you're exempt from this all, if you're British, vaccinated overseas with an approved vaccine, but still resident in the UK.
I think there may be a way in as it states "non resident British citizens". How do they determine at the border that one is non resident in the UK? Especially if one hasn't even had an income in that foreign country due to Corona. So with a British passport in hand, a vaccination certificate, a British debit and credit card and the still existing NiNo number one could easily be exempt from that costly testing-orgy by Boris.
Apparently you're exempt from this all, if you're British, vaccinated overseas with an approved vaccine, but still resident in the UK.
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Wait until Ireland accepts the QR code and go in via Northern Ireland. It's extra time, but for the cost of tests I'd rather travel across the UK than pay for political idiocy.
Last edited by christmasoompa; Jul 15th 2021 at 12:41 pm. Reason: Please don't encourage others to break the law
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Re: Quarantine for COVID 19 discussions.
I know. At the same time Boris wants to make masks only optional in the tube, public transport, trains, etc....
I think there may be a way in as it states "non resident British citizens". How do they determine at the border that one is non resident in the UK? Especially if one hasn't even had an income in that foreign country due to Corona. So with a British passport in hand, a vaccination certificate, a British debit and credit card and the still existing NiNo number one could easily be exempt from that costly testing-orgy by Boris.
Apparently you're exempt from this all, if you're British, vaccinated overseas with an approved vaccine, but still resident in the UK.
I think there may be a way in as it states "non resident British citizens". How do they determine at the border that one is non resident in the UK? Especially if one hasn't even had an income in that foreign country due to Corona. So with a British passport in hand, a vaccination certificate, a British debit and credit card and the still existing NiNo number one could easily be exempt from that costly testing-orgy by Boris.
Apparently you're exempt from this all, if you're British, vaccinated overseas with an approved vaccine, but still resident in the UK.
https://www.gov.uk/government/news/q...list-countries
All passengers will still need to complete their passenger locator form, which will include the requirement to declare vaccination status and provide proof of their pre-departure test. Amber arrivals will be required to prove their full vaccination status to carriers before departing, either via the NHS app or via an NHS COVID Pass letter which can be obtained by calling 119 for travelling overseas (which could take 5 days to arrive by post).
All passengers will still need to complete their passenger locator form, which will include the requirement to declare vaccination status and provide proof of their pre-departure test. Amber arrivals will be required to prove their full vaccination status to carriers before departing, either via the NHS app or via an NHS COVID Pass letter which can be obtained by calling 119 for travelling overseas (which could take 5 days to arrive by post).
Last edited by Siouxie; Jul 15th 2021 at 2:41 pm.
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It might not be an issue to you otherwise you won't be asking, but it is an issue for me.
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That's precisely it. British citizens, stranded overseas, and getting vaccinated for the exact reason, to return quarantine and testing free. And I am not talking about Sputnik or Sinopharm, but the approved ones, J&J, Biontech/Pfizer and Moderna.
Once Ireland has ratified the EU mandated "green passport" with the QR code, you can actually try to get back into the UK via Ireland and the Northern Ireland border.
Once Ireland has ratified the EU mandated "green passport" with the QR code, you can actually try to get back into the UK via Ireland and the Northern Ireland border.
Next Q. I am struggling to find acceptable pre departure Covid tests to enter the UK in my area. The nearest is in Oshawa and I am near Kingston in Napanee.
This whole mess is doing my head in now. Not sure I can even make it over for my brother's wedding as everything is so difficult. Also, day 8 test doesn't count as pre-departure test because nobody knows why except maybe money.
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To me a lot. Looking at how packed the stadium was, how bad the fan behaviour was, makes it ridiculous if you want to enter the UK as a fully vaccinated British citizen, still having to undergo various tests and other hurdles, if entering from an EU country with a lot lower incidence rate than the UK.
It might not be an issue to you otherwise you won't be asking, but it is an issue for me.
It might not be an issue to you otherwise you won't be asking, but it is an issue for me.
But if you don't want to have anything to do with 60000 football fans then don't go to the football match.