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Good news if you have decent vaccines......
Unfortunately not my case.
Good news if you have decent vaccines......
Unfortunately not my case.
Are you referring to Sputnik in your case? There's no mention of vaccines in the article.
Are you referring to Sputnik in your case? There's no mention of vaccines in the article.
Yes, Splinter . Flights are available but if you are vaccinated with Sputnik, Boris, and co won't let you in to visit your family and friends.
Yes, Splinter . Flights are available but if you are vaccinated with Sputnik, Boris, and co won't let you in to visit your family and friends.
Yes, unfortunately.
I heard that a third vaccine booster is on the way in Arg and it won't be Sputnik.
Yes, unfortunately.
https://www.gov.uk/guidance/co…-and-proof-of-vaccination
I heard that a third vaccine booster is on the way in Arg and it won't be Sputnik.
Yip , I hear the same stories ....
And I am banking on an Astra Zeneca, which will allow me to go to Europe ...
I think.....
In March 2022 it will be three years since I last visited the UK, saw my grandson when he was four months old and we're not getting any younger.
I'd like to be looking at this in the not too distant future. Not with Norwegian of course.
Yes, unfortunately.
https://www.gov.uk/guidance/co…-and-proof-of-vaccination
I heard that a third vaccine booster is on the way in Arg and it won't be Sputnik.
The MIL was informed yesterday she's got an appointment in a couple of weeks to get the booster.
Was she told which company made the booster?
Was she told which company made the booster?
No it didn't say...nobody seems to know yet.
Was she told which company made the booster?
Here you find out when you turn up for your appointment...
Three years for me since I last went to the UK too, and I am also on Sputnik.
I wish there was a way to get another vaccination. Funny thing is all my family here had vaccines that are approved in the UK. I am the foreigner who needs it more and I get Sputnik.
With new strains and lockdowns, I am increasingly feeling like it will be years before I can visit the UK. Who knows, I may have to say goodbye to my father on a Zoom call.
That would be terrible, Semigoodlooking . I hope your father is in good health now.
Apparently you can go to Uruguay and buy a vaccination in some chemist shops (pharmacies). I'm looking into this.
Apparently you can go to Uruguay and buy a vaccination in some chemist shops (pharmacies). I'm looking into this.
If that doesn't work out, I know someone who has signed up for an all-inclusive vaccine package tour to Panama. Flights, hotels, jabs, sightseeing...
Yes, Splinter . Flights are available but if you are vaccinated with Sputnik, Boris, and co won't let you in to visit your family and friends.
Sajid Javid, the UK Health Secretary made an announcement today (Saturday) so essentially the information on https://www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/argentina will probably be out of date until they update it on Monday or Tuesday next week.
Right now, anyone arriving in the UK must have had a PCR test before setting out (today's announcement) and must isolate and take a PCR test within two days of arrival in the UK.
This is where it varies between those fully vaccinated with an approved vaccine and everybody else
Everybody else must do another PCR test after 8 days and if that's negative that leads to their release
If you're vaccinated but your 2-day test comes back positive you have to continue isolating for so many days more and get another test at the end. Of course if you are fully vaccinated and your 2-day test comes back negative you are free to go.
So vaccinated or not one may return to the UK but the chances are of spending quite a lot of time in isolation. Which I suppose is okay if you were intending to make it a long stay but not much use if only planning for a long weekend.
Hence why I'm in no rush to go anywhere. It's just not worth the hassle.
There's a bunch of dicks on a frequent flyer forum moaning about this new testing thing. All because they fly not because they have to but because they want to enjoy free booze and food in the airport lounges!! 
There's a bunch of dicks on a frequent flyer forum moaning about this new testing thing. All because they fly not because they have to but because they want to enjoy free booze and food in the airport lounges!!
They must be really hard up.
They must be really hard up.
Mostly dafties who think having a shiny airline status card makes them important.
Display MoreIf that doesn't work out, I know someone who has signed up for an all-inclusive vaccine package tour to Panama. Flights, hotels, jabs, sightseeing...
Sajid Javid, the UK Health Secretary made an announcement today (Saturday) so essentially the information on https://www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/argentina will probably be out of date until they update it on Monday or Tuesday next week.
Right now, anyone arriving in the UK must have had a PCR test before setting out (today's announcement) and must isolate and take a PCR test within two days of arrival in the UK.
This is where it varies between those fully vaccinated with an approved vaccine and everybody else
Everybody else must do another PCR test after 8 days and if that's negative that leads to their release
If you're vaccinated but your 2-day test comes back positive you have to continue isolating for so many days more and get another test at the end. Of course if you are fully vaccinated and your 2-day test comes back negative you are free to go.
So vaccinated or not one may return to the UK but the chances are of spending quite a lot of time in isolation. Which I suppose is okay if you were intending to make it a long stay but not much use if only planning for a long weekend.
Thanks for the update. Where does the isolation for 8 days happen?
Thanks for the update. Where does the isolation for 8 days happen?
At the place you have specified on your Passenger Locator Form
Things keep changing all the time so rather than rely on a message in a forum which may be several days old when you read it, I strongly suggest anybody thinking of returning to the UK should bookmark the uk.gov link in my earlier post and refer to that for the latest information.
