France
- Thread starter Rds559
- Start date
from the uk, Thank you.
Last will and testament 
2
2657
Deleted User
There definitely is entering the UK from France but I think the OP is asking about going the other way, in which case the answer is no........?at the moment!
- Sep 13, 2018
- 168
- 167
- Funster No
- 56,157
- MH
- elddis 105 2015
- Exp
- before this it was in the 90 s
Just your will really
Subscribers do not see these advertisements
- Jul 9, 2018
- 475
- 844
- Funster No
- 54,839
- MH
- Globecar Campscout
- Exp
- since 2016
Nothing on the way out this one anytime in the 48hrs before you travel back.
www.gov.uk
Just arrived back from France after a 5 week trip enjoy, very few Brits there 
.
Had a great time.
[Withdrawn] Travel to England from another country – COVID-19 rules
Check if there are any COVID-19 rules in place for travel to England from abroad.
.Had a great time.
Last edited:
- Apr 27, 2008
- 12,079
- 14,726
- Funster No
- 2,327
- MH
- Hymer low profile
- Exp
- Since 1972
We've also just returned from a month in France. Great time and very quiet, no problem with SD. Definitely safer than here, even if they have more cases, it is easy to avoid contact.
There is a form available on the French Government website for you to declare that you have not had contact with anyone with Covid symptoms, and that you yourself do not have any covid symptoms. Whether you will be asked if to show it, I will be able to tell you in a couple of days, as I will be going through. There is also a threat apparently being discussed by the French at the moment, whether they will retaliate to the British imposition of the 14 day quarantine for travellers from Europe to the UK with a similar one for British visitors to France. This may take the form of declaring an address in France where you will quarantine for 14 days. It has yet to be decided. Since this would affect their tourist trade, I can't see what they would achieve, except a bit of yah boo, sucks to you.
The link to the sworn statement is
https://uk.ambafrance.org/IMG/docx/...0561/74ed0e1509ef21dbb71d7c7f603469aba0ed5046
The link to the sworn statement is
https://uk.ambafrance.org/IMG/docx/...0561/74ed0e1509ef21dbb71d7c7f603469aba0ed5046
filopastry
Free Member
Reallyretired where do you find the data that France has more cases than GB ... BBC ??
www.worldometers.info
COVID Live - Coronavirus Statistics - Worldometer
Live statistics and coronavirus news tracking the number of confirmed cases, recovered patients, tests, and death toll due to the COVID-19 coronavirus from Wuhan, China. Coronavirus counter with new cases, deaths, and number of tests per 1 Million population. Historical data and info. Daily...
Chris
LIFE MEMBER
- May 5, 2010
- 21,195
- 293,037
- Funster No
- 11,412
- MH
- None
- Exp
- 10 years
Reallyretired where do you find the data that France has more cases than GB ... BBC ??
COVID Live - Coronavirus Statistics - Worldometer
Live statistics and coronavirus news tracking the number of confirmed cases, recovered patients, tests, and death toll due to the COVID-19 coronavirus from Wuhan, China. Coronavirus counter with new cases, deaths, and number of tests per 1 Million population. Historical data and info. Daily...
France has double the daily rate of infection compared to the UK and they test less.
Whilst it isn’t a competition and I am sure it is coming our way, it is a fact that at the moment France has more current cases than the UK.
Subscribers do not see these advertisements
Jim
Ringleader
I'm guessing he meant 'new cases' France have had double or triple the number of new infections that the UK has these last couple of weeks. However, France is big so even though they have more new cases, outside of the big cities there are likely to be very few cases. Comparatively, France is pretty safe for motorhomers right now.
- Apr 27, 2008
- 12,079
- 14,726
- Funster No
- 2,327
- MH
- Hymer low profile
- Exp
- Since 1972
At the moment no forms on the way out only on the way in,but i think it will change but if youre out there before they call it youre be fine.
We went out to France on 5th August and returned on the 19th.
We downloaded and completed the French CV-free declaration but were not asked to show it, at Folkestone or Calais.
By the time of our return the Q-14 was in operation so we downloaded the U.K. Immigration forms and completed them on our respective iPads as we had no printing facilities available.
At Calais the U.K. Border Force asked where we had been and we told them France only. They then asked if we were aware of the quarantine requirements and had we downloaded and submitted the Immigration forms. My wife held up her iPad with the reference number sent to us on completion of her form. We were thanked and passed through. No problems, smooth and quick.
We have now completed half of the quarantine period.
We found that France felt much safer than the U.K. but we didn’t visit any cities or large towns while we were there, so cannot comment on the situation in highly populated areas.
We downloaded and completed the French CV-free declaration but were not asked to show it, at Folkestone or Calais.
By the time of our return the Q-14 was in operation so we downloaded the U.K. Immigration forms and completed them on our respective iPads as we had no printing facilities available.
At Calais the U.K. Border Force asked where we had been and we told them France only. They then asked if we were aware of the quarantine requirements and had we downloaded and submitted the Immigration forms. My wife held up her iPad with the reference number sent to us on completion of her form. We were thanked and passed through. No problems, smooth and quick.
We have now completed half of the quarantine period.
We found that France felt much safer than the U.K. but we didn’t visit any cities or large towns while we were there, so cannot comment on the situation in highly populated areas.
Subscribers do not see these advertisements
filopastry
Free Member
All very confusing, it is a good thing that the infection numbers are climbing as the numbers in hospital is remaining static or lowering. Guessing as the tests increase further the "infected numbers" will continue to grow. Many are/have been infected without symptoms increasing the herd immunity theory.
Here in the Charente Maritime there have been almost no new hospital admissions for the past three months, still the cases but with none or much lower symptoms.
phil
Here in the Charente Maritime there have been almost no new hospital admissions for the past three months, still the cases but with none or much lower symptoms.
phil
There are so many variables. Countries are accounting in different ways. You could be going from a low infection area (say Somerset) and going to another low or lower area (say, Gascony) as we are, or perhaps a higher risk area (say mid North) and going to a similarly rated town in France/Germany/whatever. The risks are not the same. And if you throw into the mix your own approach to Covid safety, your lifestyle, your health history etc, there are even more variables. It's not a case of just taking the R number from each country and using that to make decisions on where or when to go. As I have said elsewhere, you've got to be somewhere. You are therefore at risk. But if you take sensible precautions, your odds will be better than those who ignore them.
Join us or log in to post a reply.
To join in you must be a member of MotorhomeFun
Join MotorhomeFun
Join us, it quick and easy!
Log in
Already a member? Log in here.