Fly me to the Moon - your 3rd travel Megathread - read OP

Yeah, your still reading it wrong.

It literally says complementary dose (booster) 9 months after last required dose (dose 2 of the primary dose).

They're literally implementing the same thing as other EU countries albeit probably badly translated hence your confusion. It doesn't mean what you think it does.

I'm not sure how easier it can be explained to be honest. What you think it means isn't what it means.

It's in the first article you linked earlier sure.

"Since February 1, 2022, in order to continue to be considered as fully vaccinated, persons aged eighteen or over wishing to enter the national territory must have received a dose of complementary messenger RNA vaccine no later than nine months following the injection of the last required dose,” the French Ministry of Interior explains.

This means that all persons who have been vaccinated more than nine months ago are considered unvaccinated, and thus, need to follow the rules that are applied to those who have not received the required vaccine doses.

On the other hand, those who have already received an additional vaccine dose, also known as a booster shot, will continue to be able to enter France without having to follow strict entry rules, SchengenVisaInfo.com reports"

From the DFA on the France travel page

"These requirements can be evidenced by your EU Digital COVID Certificate. New EU-wide rules will come into effect from 1 February 2022, with a 9-month maximum validity period for EU Digital COVID Certificates based on a completed primary vaccination regime."

Spain - am I correct in saying, no vax is needed for travel?

I am having this debate with a determined anti-vaxxer, plans travelling this month,

says negative PCR test is enough.

Yes he’s correct you can travel on tests it’s 48hrs before arrival for PCR or 24hrs with antigen test, that’s part of DCC

No

Yup that's it as it stands today

Flying in Stockholm today and I've never seen Dublin airport so packed, a good 45 minutes to get through security.

Posting this via the WIFI on SAS airlines with my phone charging, could get used to this.

Is there any on-line calculator available to check validity of your vaccine cert since second dose?

Put the date of your second dose in here and add 270 days.

https://www.timeanddate.com/date/dateadd.html

I'm heading to New york in a couple of weeks. I've seen that instead of needing a test , if you have had covid in the last 90 days (which I did) you don't have to get tested once you have proof of your positive test and also proof of recovery from a healthcare provider. Has anyone done this recently and do they know do I need to get this off my gp or would the HSE recovery cert work for that?

Does anyone think they'll drop the antigen test requirement to get into the US soon? Going in a few weeks with the family feel like I can't look forward to it knowing if any of us goes positive the day before the holiday is off!!

There isn't any talk of it right now. I'd say there's no chance of it happening within a few weeks.

Make sure you have travel insurance that covers a positive test before departure.

Do you still need to fill in a PLF, to arrive in Ireland from UK?

Do you also still need to have vaccination proof?

You can't check-in online without Verifly so if you want to avoid going to a desk in the airport Verifly is the only way around it.