Anyone planning to visit Germany?

[SirGalahad]

Looking at the travel requirements it seems now that as non EU Citizens we need to have an exceptional reason to visit Germany.

I was planning to visit family in Germany but I am not sure I can at the moment and I would rather visit them sooner rather than later.

 

[Mottie]

Poland said the same in 1939 so Germany found an exceptional reason to visit them.

 

[jeds]

Looking at the travel requirements it seems now that as non EU Citizens we need to have an exceptional reason to visit Germany.

I was planning to visit family in Germany but I am not sure I can at the moment and I would rather visit them sooner rather than later.

We've been looking at a possible driving trip to Germany. I think it's no quarantine if you test negative or you are double vaccinated.

 

[SirGalahad]

We've been looking at a possible driving trip to Germany. I think it's no quarantine if you test negative or you are double vaccinated.

Correct if you test negative or can prove that you have been fully vaccinated with pfizer, moderna then there is no need to isolate when you arrive. But I will be travelling by air.

However - how will you get around your need to enter?

 

[Scarlet Pimpernel]

Correct if you test negative or can prove that you have been fully vaccinated with pfizer, moderna then there is no need to isolate when you arrive. But I will be travelling by air.

However - how will you get around your need to enter?

There has been some chit chat on ex-pat sites that negative tests required in the last 72 hours have arrived late and they've had to procure new tests.
So ensure any test results required will arrive in time.

 

[Vinty]

. But I will be travelling by air.

However - how will you get around your need to enter?

Use this airline, no need for a visa.

 

[jeds]

Correct if you test negative or can prove that you have been fully vaccinated with pfizer, moderna then there is no need to isolate when you arrive. But I will be travelling by air.

However - how will you get around your need to enter?

Ahh, I hadn't noticed that UK has gone back on the risk list. I presume it will come off again at some point.

 

[JP_]

prove that you have been fully vaccinated with pfizer, moderna

why isn't astrazeneca included? that's the one my family have had!

 

[Captain Nemesis]

And the usual suspects, when seeing mention of Germany, cannot stop themselves from dribbling in their pants in connection with events of 80 years ago.

 

[transam]

And the usual suspects, when seeing mention of Germany, cannot stop themselves from dribbling in their pants in connection with events of 80 years ago.

what like the usual suspects going on about the UK involvement in slavery and the dire british empire

any way what happened in Germany 80 years ago

 

[ellal]

And the usual suspects, when seeing mention of Germany, cannot stop themselves from dribbling in their pants in connection with events of 80 years ago.

Yep, the racists just can't help themselves!

 

[SirGalahad]

why isn't astrazeneca included? that's the one my family have had!

It is included. But with the AZ one you need to have 3 jabs just in case.. Only joking!

 

[SirGalahad]

Ahh, I hadn't noticed that UK has gone back on the risk list. I presume it will come off again at some point.

Not if the Indian variant has a say!

 

[Charlie George]

You have more chance being infected in Germany than the UK at the moment, and the Indian variant is already widespread in Germany,who banned travel from India later than the UK.

 

[SirGalahad]

You have more chance being infected in Germany than the UK at the moment, and the Indian variant is already widespread in Germany,who banned travel from India later than the UK.

You sure its already widespread?

This tracks the virus variants.

https://www.gisaid.org/hcov19-variants/

b.1.617 - Germany has had 164 cases of the variant we have had 2784.