Never been to Germany

[Soycd]

Can you share the confirmation as that is not what is on the Government website.

Who has to fill in this questionnaire?​

This form has to be completed by:

• all persons travelling to Belgium, except:
  • if you stay in Belgium for less than 48 hours
  • if you were abroad for less than 48 hours
• Are you traveling to Belgium by plane or boat? Then you must always fill in the PLF, even if you are staying in Belgium for less than 48 hours or were abroad for less than 48 hours.
• Are you travelling by train or bus from a country outside the EU or Schengen area? Then you must always fill in the PLF, even if you are staying in Belgium for less than 48 hours or were abroad for less than 48 hours.
• If you have stayed in a very high-risk country for the past 14 days, you need to fill in the PLF at all times, regardless of the length of your stay.

The very reason I asked them is I read the same as you. It's not very clear so I checked with them. Have to say I'm tempted to do a PLF just in case!

 

[Coastal Cruiser.]

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The very reason I asked them is I read the same as you. It's not very clear so I checked with them. Have to say I'm tempted to do a PLF just in case!

Just did mine and takes a minute, easier than arguing at the side of the road.

 

[orridge]

The very reason I asked them is I read the same as you. It's not very clear so I checked with them. Have to say I'm tempted to do a PLF just in case!

Thats good to know.

I have been over twice recently for more than 48 hours and did complete the PLF, both times I was phones by their Track & Trace to ask if everything was ok, did I get a test ok, can they assist in anyway.

They certainly seem on the ball over there at least.

 

[Soycd]

We're in Germany at the moment and love it. We've been twice before and, like Flairy, we spend our time on stellplatz or similar. We never stay on sites unless we absolutely have to.

At the moment we're staying on a beautiful stop on the outskirts of a forest high up with views over fantastic countryside. The cost of our stay is 5 euros per night with EHU! There are fantastic walks through the forest and bike trails going further afield. What's more there's only us and one other vehicle, which is pretty standard for this time of year.

Any issues with getting into restaurants etc. due to Covid? We are off to Germany next week, have checked and it seems the German authorities are happy to accept NHS proof of double vaccination, but things can differ on the ground! Thanks.

 

[bigalw35]

We're in Germany at the moment and love it. We've been twice before and, like Flairy, we spend our time on stellplatz or similar. We never stay on sites unless we absolutely have to.

At the moment we're staying on a beautiful stop on the outskirts of a forest high up with views over fantastic countryside. The cost of our stay is 5 euros per night with EHU! There are fantastic walks through the forest and bike trails going further afield. What's more there's only us and one other vehicle, which is pretty standard for this time of year.

what site is that and where is it please ?

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[Southdowners]

what site is that and where is it please ?

It's not a site as such, just a stelplatz. It's Laberweinting Hart.

 

[Southdowners]

Any issues with getting into restaurants etc. due to Covid? We are off to Germany next week, have checked and it seems the German authorities are happy to accept NHS proof of double vaccination, but things can differ on the ground! Thanks.

We haven't had any problems and we've been here over a month now.

Shops and restaurants insist on mask-wearing... and we were asked if we're double vaccinated at one stellplatz.

Interaction with people doesn't seem any different to normal... no-one sits or stands apart.