mrtwiceaseason
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Www gov UK, the UK official government one
Bruges away anyone?
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Just seen that on U.K. site now but if u go on Belgium site it still says you have to test on day 1 or 2 so who do we take notice off
Gov.uk does not say that.
gov.uk links to the Belgian govt advice, which clearly states what you need to do.
all this stuff about a PCR 72 hours before is for fully vaccinated Belgian residents only.
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Are we any further forward with this testing yet ?
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Does that read to you that you can do a test before you go ,as it states double jabbed NHS ?
Or am I reading it wrong ?
Or am I reading it wrong ?
It does but if u then go to the Belgium gov web site it says test on day 1 or 2
That is on U.K. web site but Belgium web doesn’t say that and I think it’s there rules that count
- Travellers who are fully vaccinated and can prove this with a recognised vaccination certificate must get tested on day 1 and remain in quarantine until the test result is known. If you return from a red zone, you must also be tested on day 7, without having to quarantine after a negative test result on day 1 , except when travellers have been on the territory of a third country classified as a very high-risk zone during the 14 days prior to their arrival in Belgium. There are currently no countries classified as very high-risk zones.
- Travellers who are fully vaccinated and can prove this with a recognised vaccination certificate and who have a negative test certificate upon arrival, as mentioned above, do not have to get tested on day 1 or quarantine.
from Belgian travel advice website info-Coronavirus.be