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China Customs will conduct random checks on the certificates when passengers go through customs. In order to ensure the health and safety of international travel, from 17 January 2023 (UK time), airlines flying to China will be responsible for checking the negative PCR test certificates (hard copy) of passengers within 48 hours before boarding and passengers are kindly asked to cooperate.

They are, though, advised to take regular antigen (lateral flow) tests, meaning one a day for seven days.According to the requirements of “the interim measures for the exchange of Chinese and foreign personnel following the decision to manage COVID-19 with measures against Class-B infectious diseases” issued by the Chinese government on 27 December 2022, passengers traveling to China must undergo ONE nucleic acid test for COVID-19 within 48 hours before boarding, and those with a negative result can travel to China. In the UK, people who are fully vaccinated or those under 18 are not required to self-isolate if they are flagged as having been in contact with someone who is positive for Covid.

In today’s context, that means that passengers could be alerted if an unvaccinated person who travels with them tests positive for Covid when they take their day two test. The UK government website states that the information on the form is used to “contact you if someone you travelled with develops Covid symptoms”. Details of whether they are vaccinated and where they were vaccinated.A booking reference number for any Covid tests you they must take after arriving in the UK (if applicable).The address where they will stay in the UK (if applicable).Travel details, including times and dates.

Passport details or the travel document they will use when they arrive at the UK border.

To complete the form, passengers must provide: They should be shown at check-in counters, whether travelling by plane, train or ferry. The forms must be filled out online in the 48 hours before the traveller heads to the UK. Several Connexion readers have asked why they must still fill out this form, which can take around 30 minutes to fill out, seeing as there are no testing and quarantine rules in place.Įvery person has to fill out a form - it is not per family - although children can be included on one of the declarant's forms if they are all staying at the same address in the UK. The vast majority of people who travel to the UK from France are fully vaccinated. They also declined to explain what they meant by “have the correct certification to safeguard against new variants”. The spokesperson declined to provide an answer when asked why fully vaccinated travellers must fill out the form. “Passenger Locator Forms continue to play an important role, ensuring the NHS can contact those who need to take a day two test, and that passengers have the correct COVID-19 certification to safeguard against new variants.” “Our utmost priority is protecting the health of the public. They cannot come to France from the UK without an essential reason, which means having the right to live or work in the country, so are a restricted group.Ī spokesman for the UK government told The Connexion that the PLFs will remain in place for everyone, although the measure is always under review. Non-fully vaccinated travellers must still take a pre-departure test and a second test within two days of arriving, although they do not need to self-isolate on arrival.