Antigen test France to Belgium then back to France?

[dogdayz]

Hi I don't know if anyone has come across this? My DD going on a school trip on Friday morning, she needs an antigen test because she's only single jabbed. The trip goes on the ferry to France, then over the border to Belgium on Fri and then back into France on Sat. By the time she crosses back into France her antigen test will be more than 48hours old. Is she likely to be refused entry? I've tried Googling and can't find an answer. Does anyone know? TIA

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Will the French even ask to see any Covid status?

My friend visited Paris recently and they did check, I'm just a bit worried she might get stuck in Belgium!

There isn't anyone to stop them and check. I've been to Paris recently travelling from Brussels, by car on way out and train on way back and noone at any point asked for a covid pass.

Oh thank you that's good to hear. So difficult to find out any information anywhere. It's adding to my stress of her first trip abroad!!