France has dropped its COVID-19 testing requirement for vaccinated travellers coming from the UK.
The French interior ministry has said that from 12 February, travellers will not need to test as long as they are vaccinated according to European regulations.
For those who are not vaccinated, the requirement for a negative COVID-19 test will remain.
Testing on arrival and isolation rules will be lifted if an unvaccinated traveller is from a green list country.
Those who are not vaccinated and are coming from a country on France’s orange list – which includes the UK – will still have to present a “compelling reason” for their travel and may still be subject to a post-arrival test, with isolation required if testing positive.
Passengers coming from Ireland, or any country within the EU can enter France with their EU Digital Covid Cert.
