From the end of June, Belgians who want to go to France will no longer have to submit to a PCR test if they are considered fully vaccinated.
Please note, we do not have time to get this condition, and it varies by vaccine:
- She is the only one A week After a second injection of Pfizer, Moderna and Astrogeneneka (compared to two weeks in Belgium).
- 28 days Johnson & Johnson after injection
- You can only enter the country if you have receivedOne dose vaccine and you have Govit 19. France, unlike Belgium, assumes you have enough antibodies. But be careful, you have to prove it, Covidsafe.be does not certify you for it.
The website of the Ministry of Home Affairs mentions it In this case, you must present proof of vaccine status (either l’application via Covidsafe.be, Or by downloading the “paper” version of your certificate masanté.be site ), But “affidavit confirming absence of symptoms of Govit-19 infection and contact with confirmed case of Govit-19”.
Where to find this document? On the Interior Ministry website or By clicking here.
The document is not always required, but you can keep it with you.
Also read: Travel in France: What are the rules for Belgians on vacation? Where will you be tested?
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