Rambling archer

Check, and then check again, for updates about entry into France (from anywhere, but in particular now from the UK) - currently only allowing FR citizens and Residents FR to travel to France ... antigens and vaccinations/boosters etc do not allow entry just now.

limey610

I am booked to Paris from Sao Paulo myself via London Feb 8th and I may well be wrong but as I see it as of new rules I am allowed to travel. I am a fully vaccinated person and as I am only transiting in LHR for less than 24hrs and not leaving the airport.

Hopefully I have it right and also that the rules do not get even worse in between.

Nand

It appears vaccinations are becoming less important when it comes entering France, everyone is suspect because Omicron is really taking off.

Rambling archer

Things are bound to have changed again, whether for better or worse who knows, by February so you just have to keep checking with each country's website and your airline who will be fined if caught transporting a customer without the correct requirements fulfilled!

Andyj100

I think you have to be careful you have a single ticket transfer in London. If it is on 2 tickets you may have to meet the UK passenger locator requirements, such as booking a day 2 PCR test. Good luck.

https://www.theguardian.com/money/20...r-locator-form

I sent my connectSUS certificate to the French and received a pass sanitair QR code no problem.
I just received my COVID email from AF for next week’s flight and so far there are no insurmountable requirements.
same with the onward flight from Paris to Porto 10 days later.
it could all change, of course

dmu

Just to clarify, this concerns travellers coming from the UK to France. Neither vaccinated nor non-vaccinated can enter France from the UK as from yesterday, unless they are French Nationals and family, registered French or EU Residents returning "home", or those with compelling or professional reasons. For those not coming under these categories, travelling to France from the UK for pleasure isn't possible, until further notice, whatever their vaccine status is....
(This doesn't concern travellers not coming from the UK, but they must check their own situation before setting off.)

Andyj100

Well, we had a wonderful 10 days in Porto. No problems with getting access to anywhere we wanted to go with a French Pass Sanitaire based on Brazilian vaccinations. Covid testing was easy to arrange in Paris to get there, and in Porto to leave. It was great to see Porto when it's quiet. Now I can get back to dreaming about idealists property listings...it would appear that listings for new builds remain up some time after the units are sold.