πͺπΊ Summary of today's EU *proposal* for non-essential travel from *outside* the bloc.
1β£ 1st March 2022 - Member States to allow only vaccinated, recovered or essential travellers.
2β£ Passengers processed by 'status' rather than country (
contd.)
ec.europa.eu/commission/preβ¦
1β£ 1st March 2022 - Member States to allow only vaccinated, recovered or essential travellers.
2β£ Passengers processed by 'status' rather than country (
contd.)
ec.europa.eu/commission/preβ¦
3β£ EU admit that #SARSCoV2 can break immunity. Non approved WHO jabs & the 'recovered' are asked to take a pre-departure PCR.
4β£ "Member States can continue accepting, under their own national law, proof of testing and vaccination issued by non-EU countries"
4β£ "Member States can continue accepting, under their own national law, proof of testing and vaccination issued by non-EU countries"
5β£ "Priority will be given to vaccinated travellers" - the EU continue to adopt a two-tiered societal approach.
6β£ Zero reference to 'unvaccinated'. Main focus is on jabbed & recovered. We can only assume unjabbed will continue to be requested to test & quarantine.
6β£ Zero reference to 'unvaccinated'. Main focus is on jabbed & recovered. We can only assume unjabbed will continue to be requested to test & quarantine.
Finally - there's nothing to say that 'Brits won't be allowed in', amidst speculation today.
This is a proposal which has not yet been adopted by the EU.
They're not happy with the 65% jabbed rate in the bloc & seek to drive uptake further.
Freedom of movement? What's that.
This is a proposal which has not yet been adopted by the EU.
They're not happy with the 65% jabbed rate in the bloc & seek to drive uptake further.
Freedom of movement? What's that.
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