France: Covid-19 Test Rules to be Removed For Vaccinated Travelers

The government of France is soon going to remove the requirement of the corona virus testing that are currently imposed on the majority of the travelers coming to the country of France.

The news had been announced by Clement Beaune, secretary of State for European Affairs and he also said that, the authorities have also been expected for announcing the changes regarding to the entry in the country of France during the upcoming days, and additionally, the secretary of State for European Affairs has also explained that, there is going to be a new protocol for the completely vaccinated travelers who are reaching France from a third country.

According to the Ministry of Interior of France, the fully vaccinated travelers from the members of the European Union including Iceland, Andorra, Liechtenstein, San Marino, Monaco, Vatican City State, and Switzerland can now enter France for the purpose of travel provided that, they have been holding a proper and valid vaccination certificate.

According to a statement from the French ministry, if the travelers are fully vaccinated they shall provide a present proof of the corona virus vaccination status and also a statement certifying the absence of the symptoms of the novel corona virus along with a negative PCR antigen test taken in less than 48 hours has been required.

The new rules for entry in France has been aiming to make the travel process easier are going to be discussed and in the rules are approved that, they are expected to be launched in the upcoming weeks.