GMJ
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I just notice this off the Government website...
If you have received a booster, you are considered fully vaccinated for entry into France. There is currently no expiry date for booster jabs. If you are aged 18 and over and have not received a booster, but have received two doses of a vaccine approved for use by France, then no more than 9 months must have passed since your second dose, to qualify as fully vaccinated.
So my reading is provided you have had at least 3 jabs you are free to travel to France. Prior to this I believe that it said that the injections had to be administered prior to 9 months/270 days before travel.
Good news for us when we go to Italy in August as I was looking at having to do a PCR test (hopefully Mrs G will have had her 4th jab by then).
If you have received a booster, you are considered fully vaccinated for entry into France. There is currently no expiry date for booster jabs. If you are aged 18 and over and have not received a booster, but have received two doses of a vaccine approved for use by France, then no more than 9 months must have passed since your second dose, to qualify as fully vaccinated.
Entry requirements - France travel advice
Latest FCDO travel advice for France including on entry requirements, safety and security and local laws and customs.
www.gov.uk
So my reading is provided you have had at least 3 jabs you are free to travel to France. Prior to this I believe that it said that the injections had to be administered prior to 9 months/270 days before travel.
Good news for us when we go to Italy in August as I was looking at having to do a PCR test (hopefully Mrs G will have had her 4th jab by then).