COVID RULES
#92
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From: Scotland/Marina Esuri/Baku

"Testing for people travelling to Scotland
You will need to buy a COVID-19 test and take this test in the 3 days before you travel."So, up to three days before you travel. Of course, the other parts of the UK could be different and it would be wise to check the relevant Government websites.
Mary.
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#95
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#98
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https://imigrante.sef.pt/en/covid-19...-8876f963-fd47
Freedom of movement applies to all EU residents.
#100
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#101
The rules have been clarified. Seems only UK residents with NHS double-jabs have freedom of movement into Portugal without need to quarantine in PT for 14 days:
https://imigrante.sef.pt/en/covid-19...-8876f963-fd47
Freedom of movement applies to all EU residents.
https://imigrante.sef.pt/en/covid-19...-8876f963-fd47
Freedom of movement applies to all EU residents.
It also answers the questions asked re travel across the bridge quote below
Jon
Yes, the control of persons at land borders, between Portugal and Spain, ended on April 30th and the freedom of movement between the two countries was resumed. To enter Portugal, through Spain, it is not necessary to submit a supporting evidence of a negative SARS-CoV-2 test.
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I arrived last week. Filled in locator form on line and submitted then photo copied. I put my Spanish address with zip code in Portuguese format as below. Not once was I asked to show the form. If you don’t use the Portuguese zip code on line , it won’t accept. Hope this helps. One has to do it but after all that nobody looks at it.
#104
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From: Scotland/Marina Esuri/Baku

Mary.
#105
There is a possibility this Thursday that Spain could go to amber plus , and consequently at any time after it could switch to red with minimum notice . Therefore triggering compulsory quarantine in a hotel after arriving back in the UK with all the expense that entails
There are no border controls between individual countries of the EU that I am aware of at the moment.
So what's to stop anyone from holidaying in Spain , but flying back from Portugal or any other non red country thereby dodging the quarantine requirements.
Is it me ,or does this traffic light system have more holes than a colander.
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There are no border controls between individual countries of the EU that I am aware of at the moment.
So what's to stop anyone from holidaying in Spain , but flying back from Portugal or any other non red country thereby dodging the quarantine requirements.
Is it me ,or does this traffic light system have more holes than a colander.
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