Coronavirus COVID-19: Health information, recommendations & measures

(Updated on 14 March 2022)

Current health recommendations and measures

Vaccination pass

From 14 March, the application of the "vaccination pass" will be suspended in all places where it was required (leisure and cultural venues, commercial catering activities, trade fairs and exhibitions, etc.).
After this date, the "health pass" will however remain in force in health establishments, retirement homes and establishments for people with disabilities.
The mask is no longer compulsory in enclosed areas subject to the "vaccination pass" since 28 February. Indoor masks must still be worn in transport and enclosed areas not subject to the "vaccination pass".
The rules relating to the "vaccination pass" for people aged over 18 years and 1 month are as follows: the booster dose must be given three months after the end of the initial vaccination schedule and within a maximum of four months.

Easing of health measures

On 14 March, wearing a mask will no longer be compulsory. All places are concerned, except public transport and health establishments.
Since 28 February, masks are no longer compulsory in enclosed areas subject to the "vaccination pass". Indoor masks must still be worn in transport and enclosed areas not subject to the vaccination pass. As a reminder, since 2 February, wearing a mask outdoors is no longer mandatory.
It is no longer compulsory to wear a mask in theatres, concert halls and cinemas since 28 February 2022.
Stand-up concerts have been resumed, in accordance with health protocol, since 16 February.
In cafés and bars, standing drinking has been permitted again since 16 February.
Discotheques, which have been closed since 10 December, have been open in accordance with the health protocol since 16 February.
Gauges have been lifted in establishments with a seated audience (stadiums, concert halls, theatres, etc.). To access these places, the wearing of a mask remains compulsory since 2 February.
Sporting events: the wearing of masks is no longer compulsory since 28 February.

For travel

As of 12 February 2022, the following rules will apply at borders:

For travellers who have been vaccinated in accordance with European regulations, no more tests will be required on departure. Proof of a complete vaccination schedule will once again be sufficient to arrive in France, regardless of the country of origin, as was the case before the spread of the Omicron variant.
For unvaccinated travellers, the obligation to present a negative test to travel to France remains, but the measures on arrival (test, isolation) are lifted when they come from countries on the "green" list, characterised by moderate circulation of the virus.
When unvaccinated travellers come from a country on the "orange" list, they will still have to present a compelling reason justifying the need to come to metropolitan France and may still be subject to a random test on arrival. Travellers who test positive will have to isolate themselves, in accordance with the recommendations of the Health Insurance.

In the event of an emergency characterised by the appearance of a variant likely to present a risk of increased transmissibility or immune escape, the "emergency brake" mechanism will be activated and the country will then be classified as a "red" list, implying, as is the case today, the obligation to present a compelling reason to travel, the obligation to present a negative test on departure - including for travellers who have been vaccinated in the case of a variant presenting the characteristic of an immune escape -, and the obligation to submit to a test on arrival, which will condition the placement in quarantine decided by the prefects and controlled by the forces of order.

Such classification will be temporary and reviewed regularly to ensure that travel restrictions are proportionate. Currently, no country is classified as a "red" list.

These border rules can be adapted in the light of the evolution of the health situation, and in line with the work currently being carried out with our European partners.

On the other hand, given the health situation in the overseas territories, the health control procedures for access remain unchanged at this stage.

The health pass is no longer compulsory for journeys from the Continent to Corsica and Corsica to the Continent

Wearing a mask remains compulsory on planes and boats.

For passengers traveling to Sardinia

Passengers arriving in Italy must register on the government platform for entry into Italy https://app.euplf.eu which replaces the self-declaration made to the carrier.

In addition, they must be in possession of the "green certificate" of vaccination against Covid-19, which is issued 14 days after the completion of the vaccination cycle or against a certificate of immunity or following a negative molecular or antigenic test carried out within 48 hours prior to entering Italy.

Children under 6 years of age are exempt from the pre-departure test.

We remind you that the certificate of completion of the vaccination cycle must be for one of the four vaccines approved by the European Medicines Agency: Pfizer-BioNtech, Moderna, Johnson & Johnson, AstraZeneca.

In any case, we advise you to consult the Italian government's FAQ on the planned measures.

If you wish to be tested

You can make an appointment at the laboratory in Porto-Vecchio on https://covid.kaducee.com

How and where to get vaccinated against COVID-19?

Anyone wishing to be vaccinated can make an appointment now by telephone on 07 78 05 51 10 or make an appointment online.

How do I get my vaccination certificate?

Since 27 May, all vaccinated persons, including those who were vaccinated before 3 May, can retrieve their vaccination certificate on the "patient portal" of the Assurance Maladie. In addition, any health professional will be able to retrieve a vaccination certificate and print it out if a person requests it.
Once you have your vaccination certificate, simply scan the QR code on the right to import it and store it locally, in your phone, thanks to TousAntiCovid Carnet.