Originally Posted by CGRA (Post 33946167)

it used to be 15 mns. Now it's more one hour

Originally Posted by TomMM (Post 33946216)

I must have got lucky last week, 25 minutes for my results.

Originally Posted by TomMM (Post 33946216)

I must have got lucky last week, 25 minutes for my results.

Originally Posted by Goldorak (Post 33949924)

20 min two days ago.

Originally Posted by Schultzois (Post 33945567)

Well, they gave me one paper apart from the pass itself, signed by a doctor, confirming administration of the third dose, the date, and the doctor confirming that she had advised patient that the vaccination cycle of three doses is completed… understanding better now what it is, I will indeed put it somewhere very safe. I also have of course kept digital scans of everything from before and now.

They didn’t give me any papers explicitly reflecting the first and second doses, but then I have kept documentation of that from the original doses administered in the US. I’ll see what I would need when I’m back in the US, but (somewhat unfortunately for the US) that’s probably one of the places on the globe where it will make the least difference.

Originally Posted by myperks (Post 33916957)

just convert online to a Swiss pass and cheaper.

Originally Posted by roberta_h (Post 33962641)

i haven't been keeping up with the french covid pass -- is a swiss covid pass valid to show in france? us citizen (vaccinated in us) currently in zurich using swiss pass regularly, will this suffice in paris?

Originally Posted by roberta_h (Post 33962641)

i haven't been keeping up with the french covid pass -- is a swiss covid pass valid to show in france? us citizen (vaccinated in us) currently in zurich using swiss pass regularly, will this suffice in paris?

Originally Posted by Goldorak (Post 33963119)

Yes, if you got the booster.

Originally Posted by myperks (Post 33916957)

just convert online to a Swiss pass and cheaper.

Originally Posted by DoctorORD (Post 33965532)

swiss pass lasts only 30 days?

https://www.bag.admin.ch/bag/en/home...eltigkeit.html

any pharmacies or other sites do it for less than 36 euros?

Originally Posted by myperks (Post 33965553)

validity shows 1 year minus 1 day for the swiss issued certs via the online process.

30 days appears to be vaccine not approved. "You were vaccinated abroad with a vaccine for which emergency authorisation has been issued by the WHO but which has not been authorised by Swissmedic or the EMA"

Originally Posted by ffay005 (Post 33990897)

I suppose it is not unusual to laminate the CDC card for durability, as it starts falling apart pretty quickly.

Would anyone have firsthand experience on bringing a (self-)laminated CDC card to a French pharmacy? Will they be suspicious or outright believe it is a forgery as the original is, of course, not laminated? I would hope they're used to seeing laminated cards but would like to avoid any misunderstandings or inconvenient situations especially since my knowledge of French is pretty much nonexistent.