Ayamonte - Advice needed - 1st time back in 3 yrs
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Ayamonte - Advice needed - 1st time back in 3 yrs
Hello
I'm hoping some of you have been lucky enough to travel to Ayamonte recently.
I'm flying out in February from the UK landing at Faro Airport and then picking up my hire car and driving to Ayamonte.
If any of you are Costa Esuri residents - are there any useful to know changes?
Sue
I'm hoping some of you have been lucky enough to travel to Ayamonte recently.
I'm flying out in February from the UK landing at Faro Airport and then picking up my hire car and driving to Ayamonte.
- Will I be stopped at the border bridge to show documentation?
- I've had 3 Covid Jabs and have an NHS app. Do I need a specific app for Spain? Do I need one for Portugal?
- I know I'll need country driving licenses.
- Anything else I need?
If any of you are Costa Esuri residents - are there any useful to know changes?
Sue
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Re: Ayamonte - Advice needed - 1st time back in 3 yrs
I can only help on the Spanish part of question. You need the PLF and the easiest way to do it is on the SPTH app (search the app store) as it keeps the Covid pass on the phone. I have no idea about Android but if you're an Apple user you can upload this to the EU Covid passport app and keep it on the wallet. You'll need to carry your ID at all times as they need to cross check the QR code with your details.
You should check what restrictions are in place for the region. Up here it's masks all round and you need to show the QR code and ID to enter any bar, restaurant, cinema, gym etc.
You should check what restrictions are in place for the region. Up here it's masks all round and you need to show the QR code and ID to enter any bar, restaurant, cinema, gym etc.
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Re: Ayamonte - Advice needed - 1st time back in 3 yrs
I can only help on the Spanish part of question. You need the PLF and the easiest way to do it is on the SPTH app (search the app store) as it keeps the Covid pass on the phone. I have no idea about Android but if you're an Apple user you can upload this to the EU Covid passport app and keep it on the wallet. You'll need to carry your ID at all times as they need to cross check the QR code with your details.
You should check what restrictions are in place for the region. Up here it's masks all round and you need to show the QR code and ID to enter any bar, restaurant, cinema, gym etc.
You should check what restrictions are in place for the region. Up here it's masks all round and you need to show the QR code and ID to enter any bar, restaurant, cinema, gym etc.
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Re: Ayamonte - Advice needed - 1st time back in 3 yrs
We crossed the bridge from Spain to Portugal last night at about 20.00 Portuguese time, there were no checks and it was very quiet. Spanish were not checking their side of the bridge either.
We went straight to our local restaurant in Portugal expecting to have to show our EU vaccination passports but nobody asked.
Sorry, no idea about NHS covid passports or where they are accepted.
We went straight to our local restaurant in Portugal expecting to have to show our EU vaccination passports but nobody asked.
Sorry, no idea about NHS covid passports or where they are accepted.
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Re: Ayamonte - Advice needed - 1st time back in 3 yrs
I am in Jerez. A few places are asking for the Covid passport but most are not. Your NHS app will have the Q Code which can be read by the scanners just fine. You don't need any other app for it. Mask are required to enter a building as normal. I ma not quite sure on the outside bit. Some people wear them a lot do not. I never wear one and have not has the police say anything to me so I am assuming out doors its a voluntary thing again.
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Re: Ayamonte - Advice needed - 1st time back in 3 yrs
Yes. Currently even after the State of Crisis having just been lifted to fly into Portugal:
You will need to complete a Portuguese PLF that has to be completed after check in and before boarding. It will produce a QR code. Given the short widow of opertunity to do this I guess the airline's have it well covered.
MORE IMPORTANTLYTravellers, regardless of their vaccination status, must have a negative COVID-19 RT-PCR (or similar NAAT) test result. The test must be taken a maximum of 72 hours before the first departure to Portugal. Alternatively, travellers can have a Laboratory antigen test (TRAg) taken a maximum of 48 hours before departure to Portugal. Only antigen tests acceptable by the European Union Health Committee are accepted for travel. The results must be in Portuguese, French, English, Spanish, or Italian and may be presented in paper or digital format.
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Loco
You will need to complete a Portuguese PLF that has to be completed after check in and before boarding. It will produce a QR code. Given the short widow of opertunity to do this I guess the airline's have it well covered.
MORE IMPORTANTLYTravellers, regardless of their vaccination status, must have a negative COVID-19 RT-PCR (or similar NAAT) test result. The test must be taken a maximum of 72 hours before the first departure to Portugal. Alternatively, travellers can have a Laboratory antigen test (TRAg) taken a maximum of 48 hours before departure to Portugal. Only antigen tests acceptable by the European Union Health Committee are accepted for travel. The results must be in Portuguese, French, English, Spanish, or Italian and may be presented in paper or digital format.
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Loco