Travel in/through France easier now.

[Chuns]

I have posted this in the 'France' forum, but as it has a wider implication I thought Funsters heading through France may like to know, too.

As of yesterday France has terminated its State of Emergency, and cancelled all restrictions and Covid-related requirements (though it reserves the right to re-impose them should it wish).

Travellers to France – regardless of country they are travelling from – no longer need to provide either proof of vaccination or a negative Covid test, an attestation that they are free of Covid symptoms or any justification for their journey.
Basically, travel goes back to how it was before the pandemic with no requirement for health-related paperwork. Full details from the Ministry of the Interior .

If this has already been posted, sorry, I missed it.

 

[MitchandJenny]

Never asked in France in May,no-one asked or checked.
Mitch

 

[Verteuil Man]

We can out on the 12th July (late this year as no 3 son got married on the 9th) with Brittany Ferries to Caen. Leading up to te sailing we were sent several emails keeping us up-to-date with different travel requirements. One was that they had reintroduced the wearing of face coverings on ship 8n public areas. Another was about producing either a vaccination certificate or the clear test cert 48 or 72 hours before depending on the test. All this was shown at Portsmouth to the BF staff before they issue your boarding paperwork. No certs, no boarding. The French only check our passports and stamped them.