UK opening to vaxxed Americans and EU from 2nd Aug (4am) [updated]
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I guess, maybe to ask it another way... when Britons are on holiday somewhere else in the country, and they are told they tested positive - are they expected to return directly home? Or are they expected to cough up days of extra hotel costs to stay wherever they are on holiday?
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I guess, maybe to ask it another way... when Britons are on holiday somewhere else in the country, and they are told they tested positive - are they expected to return directly home? Or are they expected to cough up days of extra hotel costs to stay wherever they are on holiday?
Also for you as it relates to travel the law clearly provides you with an exemption as I noted a few posts up to move to another address. No reason is needed for this. However, I would suggest that you find a way to do it which doesn't involve coming in to contact with anyone else.
Unless you are getting money every time you mention this, can we leave the politics out of the thread please.
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I guess, maybe to ask it another way... when Britons are on holiday somewhere else in the country, and they are told they tested positive - are they expected to return directly home? Or are they expected to cough up days of extra hotel costs to stay wherever they are on holiday?
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Hi,
Apparently England now requires two vaccines to be from the same type based on the guidance (Quarantine and testing if you've been in an amber list country - GOV.UK (www.gov.uk)). The Germans especially mixed Astra Zeneca for the first shot and Biontech for the 2nd Shot. Does this not count as fully vaccinated for the UK?
Has the requirement for two vaccines to be the same any basis in the statutory instrument or is it just guidance?
Apparently England now requires two vaccines to be from the same type based on the guidance (Quarantine and testing if you've been in an amber list country - GOV.UK (www.gov.uk)). The Germans especially mixed Astra Zeneca for the first shot and Biontech for the 2nd Shot. Does this not count as fully vaccinated for the UK?
Has the requirement for two vaccines to be the same any basis in the statutory instrument or is it just guidance?
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Hi,
Apparently England now requires two vaccines to be from the same type based on the guidance (Quarantine and testing if you've been in an amber list country - GOV.UK (www.gov.uk)). The Germans especially mixed Astra Zeneca for the first shot and Biontech for the 2nd Shot. Does this not count as fully vaccinated for the UK?
Has the requirement for two vaccines to be the same any basis in the statutory instrument or is it just guidance?
Apparently England now requires two vaccines to be from the same type based on the guidance (Quarantine and testing if you've been in an amber list country - GOV.UK (www.gov.uk)). The Germans especially mixed Astra Zeneca for the first shot and Biontech for the 2nd Shot. Does this not count as fully vaccinated for the UK?
Has the requirement for two vaccines to be the same any basis in the statutory instrument or is it just guidance?
the wording of the SI also says a course of vaccines given in accordance with manufacture instructions, but i can't imagine mixing meets this test.
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tricky one. on my quick look on the SI it seems there is no wording on both jabs being the same (unless I have missed it?), but it seems to be the requirement is the vaccination course is authorised by your regulator. so i wonder if the mixing of vaccines was explicitly authorised in Germany?
the wording of the SI also says a course of vaccines given in accordance with manufacture instructions, but i can't imagine mixing meets this test.
the wording of the SI also says a course of vaccines given in accordance with manufacture instructions, but i can't imagine mixing meets this test.
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i suspect tbh if you can coax a normal EU certificate from whatever app you use you will probably be ok and no one will look at exactly what ones you had, although there is a danger someone does and starts questioning whether it would apply.
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Of course I should have waited to buy our tickets from the ticket broker. They are about a third of the price now (for club seats).
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Thanks for this! I took your advice and ordered the same... was shocked - placed my order this past Sunday and it was on my doorstep Wednesday afternoon. Well impressed.