France has hardened the conditions of access to its territory by imposing in particular a negative PCR test of less than 48 hours for all travelers, even vaccinated, from a country outside the European Union.
To cope with the threat of the variant omicron, France decided to apply this measure, announced this Wednesday, December 1 by the government spokesperson, Gabriel Attal.
Regarding travelers from the EU countries, France will impose a 24-hour test for non -vacinated.
Recall that Tunisia has also imposed new conditions of entry into its territory and which come into force from this Wednesday, December 1, 2021.
Thus, all resident or non -resident travelers in Tunisia must present (in addition to the negative PCR test of less than 48 hours and the E7MI form) a full vaccination diagram with a QR code.
A measure also adopted due to the evolution of the global pandemic situation with the number of contaminations which starts upwards and the emergence of the new variant, omicron.
This means that from today, non-resident travelers in Tunisia and not vaccinated are prohibited from access to Tunisian territory.
As for non-hidden resident travelers or with an incomplete vaccine scheme, they must observe compulsory confinement for 10 days at their expense, in one of the confinement centers.
