EU Digital Covid Recovery Cert expiring during holiday to France

ncit9933

Hi

Going to France on the Ferry soon and each of our Covid Recovery Certs is expiring while over there.

Has any family travelled to France via Ferry recently and do you get asked to produce Covid Recovery Cert on departure/arrival to France and likewise on the return journey.

Don't want to get caught out on the day!😥

endofrainbow

If you are recovered, you must present a certificate of recovery dated more than 11 days and less than 6 months prior to the date of arrival (a certificate of recovery is a document issued to persons who have contracted COVID-19, upon presentation of a positive RT-PCR or antigenic test).

There are no requirements into Ireland .

ncit9933

Yes, we all have recovery certs and they will be valid still on that date we enter France, but expire mid way through the holiday. So by the conditions we should be OK...just want to see had anybody recent experience of the route (going via Ferry)

ncit9933

any recent experiences?

VG31

You don't need them for anything within France anymore so once they're valid on entry I don't see why you'd have any issues.

Gru

Travelling to France shortly myself. For the digital passenger locator form did you have to create one per passenger or is it sufficient to put everyone on the one form? It's not very clear and hoping to avoid being caught out.

Borzoi

You can put everyone on the one form. But just back, no one checked the form, and no one checked the Covid passes either at any stage. Unlike 9months ago when you couldn't get a cup of coffee outside without your pass being checked

ncit9933

I don't think you need to complete a locator form when travelling via ferry

Fann Linn

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/119152205#Comment_119152205

Brittany Ferries are looking for them.