betise
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Also, the UK has just announced that, starting at 4am on 11 February, there will be no requirement for vaccinated passengers arriving in the UK to do post-arrival lateral flow tests.
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Wow, nine years ago!
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They thought that their good constitution would protect them. Ironically they had no fear of needles for botox.
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Glad I'm your mate now. ALBF.
I deserved French nationality by right too. Don't make too many assumptions.
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Don't worry Lehaut, ALBF has made it quite clear before that he can't understand why anyone would apply for French nationality. Doesn't matter where you live, he will view you as an expat numpty. I believe he is trying for UK nationality for his wife though!
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21 minutes ago, Ken said:
To be fair, although I also think he is odious!! The French government have said there isn't a problem!!
The Daily Snail said a ministry source had told them no problem, the French news agency AFP then quoted the ministry saying that there was, and now Eurotunnel are saying all is well, subject to their journey to the UK having been completed before the 28th December 2021. So that's clear then
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The cancel culture gone berserk. If we are to be damned for saying people who were born female, and must refer to them as people who menstruate, then I'm a pretty p**sed off PWMs.
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1 hour ago, alittlebitfrench said:
New years day is my birthday.
There will be no singing, dancing or fasting.
Or presents.....?
No Christmas past, or present, or future, what the Dickens? There's a tale!
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We always enjoy les fêtes here, no need for pubs, we have family and friends. We all share the load, everyone brings something to eat and drink.
This year was a little different, we thought we had covid, so were obliged to isolate. Christmas was a write off, but our tests were negative this morning, so bring on new year's eve, there will be feasting, singing and dancing.
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Forgot to add that you would have to give the address of the hotel as your place of isolation on the éOS online form
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You can isolate in a hotel, but you are obliged to isolate in the same place until you have either done your 48 hour test to release or the full 10 days. So you would have to stay a minimum of 2 days at the hotel
ISOLEMENT1. Où puis-je effectuer ma période d’isolement lors de mon arrivée en France ?Vous pouvez effectuer votre période d’isolement dans le lieu de votre choix : à votre domicile, à l’hôtel, chez des parents ou amis….La période d’isolement doit être faite dans un lieu unique. -
Do you really think that this will bring the UK to its knees?
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Teapot, if your question is for JP 53011, he was only posting to advertise some kind of lamp (link now removed). I somehow doubt he'll be back ?
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2 hours ago, Noisette said:
Just out of interest, how many members of CF will have the right to vote in the Présidentielle next year?
At the risk of ALBF jumping down my throat, I have the right to vote.
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1 hour ago, Noisette said:
One way around the glitch is to compose the message in Word, or Open Office or whatever, save the file and then attach that. A faff, but better than nothing. Mind you, having the courtesy of a reply is a whole autre chose ?
Do we even know if people CAN reply? Maybe they are faced with the same problem.
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I just tried, there is no way to type a text message, only insert files.
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Another question, did your father live at home, or was he in a maison de retraite (retirement/nursing home)?
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In my experience, many people here tend, in the first round, to vote to "exprimer leur ras-le-bol". Either by voting for a more extreme candidate (often Le Pen, perhaps this time Zemmour) or by using a vote blanc or nul.
Then, come the second round, they vote for the candidate they dislike least.
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Rather than using Google translate, I would suggest DeepL, it is so much more accurate than Google.
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You just need to do the pre demande, get ID photos, and make a RDV (for me it was the sous-préfecture). No need to wait for the documents.
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What he actually said in his address was a test of less than 48 hours, for people arriving from outside of the EU, vaccinated or not.
For those arriving from within the EU, if not vaccinated, the delay is reduced to 24 hours.
Which seems rather odd, as they are giving greater leeway to the non vaccinated coming from outside the EU than to those from inside it.
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23 hours ago, Lehaut said:
We went to book our third vaccination this morning, respecting the 6 month rule. The pharmacy was heaving with people doing the same thing! Evidently the new delay is down to 5 months as of 5 days ago. Did not know this.
For over 65s, the current continued validation of the Pass Sanitaire is predicated on you having the third vaccination at or before the 6 mth anniversary, plus a leeway of an 4 extra weeks. This works for us as we are booked on an SNCF train with a valid pass.
If, however, they change the 6 mth rule to align with the new 5 mth directive, it could catch some people out over the holiday period.
As of 29 Nov the old rules still apply. Hopefully they don't change the Pass Sanitaire rules.
You have to have had the 3rd dose within 6 months plus 4 weeks from your last dose. Allowing people to take their booster from 5 months after their last is purely to give people more time, it has nothing to do with invalidating the pass sanitaire.
France to UK after 11th February
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As posted on another thread, the UK has just announced that, starting at 4am on 11 February, there will be no requirement for vaccinated passengers arriving in the UK to do post-arrival lateral flow tests.