France is lifting its ban on UK holidaymakers from Friday morning
France is lifting its ban on UK holidaymakers from Friday morning, the country’s tourism minister, Jean-Baptiste Lemoyne, has said.
The requirement to isolate on arrival in France will also be scrapped.
Travellers will continue to need evidence of a negative coronavirus test taken within 24 hours of departure.
Jean-Baptiste Lemonye tweeted: “We are relaxing the entry conditions in France from the UK for vaccinated travellers.
“End of compelling reasons and isolation on arrival.”
“A negative test < 24h will be requested at the start The decree will be published tomorrow morning, with immediate entry into force.”
⚠️ #frontières | Nous assouplissons les conditions d’entrée en 🇫🇷 depuis le 🇬🇧 pour les voyageurs vaccinés.
➡️fin des motifs impérieux et de l’isolement à l’arrivée
➡️un test négatif <24h sera demandé au départ
Le décret sera publié demain matin, avec entrée en vigueur immédiate pic.twitter.com/cthQc0D6qP— Jean-Baptiste Lemoyne (@JBLemoyne) January 13, 2022
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