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As far as I’m aware yes
I printed mine out last year and the year before when I went twice each year and they didn’t even look at them
Will be doing the same this year also just incase they ask
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In reply to Post #75
Do you know if they are taking printed proof of jabs?
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In reply to Post #74
Yep, just came back from a trip. All you need is proof of jabs (nhs app) and passport. Only need proof of vaccination going out, nothing but passport coming back. Quite easy but took much longer to clear passport control at france end than it did prior to Brexit…p.s. do yourself a favour and save the QR code proof to your wallet or some other app in your phone prior to departure, lots of people struggling to get the nhs app to work at passport control which caused delays!
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In reply to Post #73
So basically, all we need to show now is proof of jabs which we can do using the NHS app?
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In reply to Post #72
Looks like the self declaration has been dropped as well as far as I can see
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Good news for those traveling over. Fuel costs cut by 18 cents a litre.
https://www.linternaute.com/argent/guide-de-vos-finances/2616021-18-centimes-sur-le-carburant-c-est-parti-comment-ca-marche/
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In reply to Post #67
Test is only for the unvaccinated those with 3 jabs don't need one
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In reply to Post #69
Wouldn’t surprise me if that **** Mac con could use it to his advantage……  
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Don't hold your breath Wayne , it's the run up to the elections.. Been looking at the twitter feed and the French are up in arms about it . Wouldn't put it past them to back track.
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France finally seen sense…….might get out this year after all……. 
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Changed today , UK now on green list apparently. Still need test tho.
Translated from French consulate announcement
Déplacements 🇬🇧/🇫🇷 : le 31/03 le Royaume-Uni sera placé en liste verte. Disparition des motifs impérieux pour les voyageurs non vaccinés, qui devront présenter un test négatif (PCR 72 h ou TAG 48 h) - Entrée en vigueur dès la publication au Journal Officiel
Travel / : on 31/03 the United Kingdom will be placed in the green list. Disappearance of compelling reasons for unvaccinated travellers, who will have to present a negative test (PCR 72 h or TAG 48 h) - Entry into force upon publication in the Official Journal
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In reply to Post #64
I read you no longer need a negative test but just a declaration
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In reply to Post #64
To help out at the venue and yes he done the negative tests which needed to be uploaded on the tunnel website. On the drop down select seasonal worker or something there’s an option for.
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In reply to Post #63
What reason did he give for essential travel???? Did he have tests before he went??
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