Why rules for travelling to England say "you cannot use the EU DCC to add proof of vaccination" for a few EU countries?
I want to travel to England from an EU country and I am fully vaccinated. I have the EU DCC QR code. However, I'm reading about "Approved proof of vaccination" in this gov.uk page and for a number of EU countries
Andorra, Bulgaria, Czech Republic (Czechia), Germany, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Monaco, San Marino and Ukraine
Last updated 8 November 2021
it says:
EU DCC – you cannot use the EU DCC to add proof of vaccination status in the UK passenger locator form.
For these countries, it doesn't list "Vaccine certificate." as a proof either.
If I come from one of these countries, does it mean England doesn't consider my certificate valid? Should I follow rules for non-vaccinated people?
Best Answer
From today (2021-11-16), the message has been updated:
You can use the EU DCC to prove your vaccination status. You cannot currently use your EU DCC to verify your vaccination status via the UK passenger locator form.
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