Covid vaccines

ltoby955 Serial expat

Member since 15 July 2022

ltoby955Serial expat23 July 2022 06:56:46

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Now re Covid vaccines, is Brazil using the 270 day rule from last vaccine? I had my third jab (booster) the end of November.

Which will leave it close to 300 days, The problem is there Portugal and other European countries have delayed giving the fourth vaccine.

Many thanks

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Texanbrazil ViP

Member since 10 February 2018

TexanbrazilViP23 July 2022 12:05:52

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I have not seen a 270-day booster requirement on ANVISA or SUS sites.

Do you have your source? We have had the 4th in May.

ltoby955 Serial expat

Member since 15 July 2022

ltoby955Serial expat23 July 2022 12:47:20

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The booster in Portugal is the third Vaccine. I looked on the BR Gov site and it just said you need a vaccine certificate but no days mentioned, Here if you only had two shots then its 270 days maximum re validation if you have had three shots then there is no expiry as yet. My headache is I have to fly from Heathrow and there is no information there re expiry. I don't want to get to the airport and be turned away.

vtu Active member

Member since 18 June 2022

vtuActive member23 July 2022 13:20:46

@ltoby955

"Published 29.06.2022

1. Passengers must have:

- a COVID-19 vaccination certificate showing that they were fully vaccinated at least 14 days before departure from the first embarkation point. The certificate must be in English, Portuguese or Spanish." from https://www.iatatravelcentre.com/world.php I got my third booster in Dec and flew back last month. Only the airline required proof of vaccination so Im fairly certain you won't have any issues. Most airlines especially the employees aren't aware of the rules as long as you have proof of vaccination you should be fine.

Texanbrazil ViP

Member since 10 February 2018

TexanbrazilViP23 July 2022 13:48:20

2744

I believe you will be fine. I flew back late May and all that was needed was fully vac (2 doses) vaccine card.

The airline was the checkpoint. No one in BR (GRU) checked my vaccine record.

ltoby955 Serial expat

Member since 15 July 2022

ltoby955Serial expat23 July 2022 14:41:48

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I was checked two weeks ago in Campinas just before passport control, My vaccine cert was around 210 days since the third shot, airlines won't even read messages or tweets anymore so its a guessing game.

Gringoinsuzano New member

Member since 27 July 2022

GringoinsuzanoNew member27 July 2022 14:32:48

@Texanbrazil thank you for sharing this. I have been wondering if the vaccine cards are checked once landing in Brazil.

dedecadaver Active member

Member since 29 January 2022

dedecadaverActive member27 July 2022 14:44:45

I went from JFK they just glance at my card check to see if it 14 days vaccine a Anvisa paper and to check if I had COVID to be within 24 hours that all

When I got too brazil they check the Anvisa paper

abthree Brazil Expert

Member since 28 December 2017

abthreeBrazil Expert27 July 2022 14:57:25

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07/27/22 American Airlines still lists travel restrictions by destination. They use Sherpa, which can also be accessed individually if your airline is no longer providing the information:

https://apply.joinsherpa.com/travel-restrictions

ltoby955 Serial expat

Member since 15 July 2022

ltoby955Serial expat27 July 2022 21:29:50

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@abthree I had to show my vaccine cert in Lisbon Aiport and on arrival in Brazil. It's such a worry these days, you wonder if you will actual be allowed to board.

rraypo Serial expat

Member since 01 October 2020

rraypoSerial expat27 July 2022 21:42:30

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@abthree I had to show my vaccine cert in Lisbon Aiport and on arrival in Brazil. It's such a worry these days, you wonder if you will actual be allowed to board.
- @ltoby955

I just flew Air Canada, from GRU to Toronto, then on to Seattle Washington, USA. No one ever asked to see my vaccination card, anywhere. The airplane, (a scarebus, not Boeing) died in Toronto though and I got to wait there for 14 hours. At least they did not lose my luggage, I need my cachaca.

abthree Brazil Expert

Member since 28 December 2017

abthreeBrazil Expert27 July 2022 22:09:49

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6365

07/27/22 @abthree I had to show my vaccine cert in Lisbon Aiport and on arrival in Brazil. It's such a worry these days, you wonder if you will actual be allowed to board.
- @ltoby955

I figure that the airlines are already worrying about it, so I don't have to. They have a vested interest in making sure I meet the requirements, because they have to pay to carry me back to my point of origin if they let me on the plane and I get turned back. If they let me board, then I figure I'm home and dry, unless I throw my vaccination cert away somewhere between the arrival gate and Passport Control. Which I've never done yet. 😉

Inubia Serial expat

Member since 17 December 2020

InubiaSerial expat27 July 2022 22:38:01

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I had to show my vaccine card in order to get into the PF office to pick up my CRNM yesterday.....

Still one of my favourite books is Charles McKay's "Popular Delusions and the Madness of Crowds", written 1856.....

OsageArcher Colombia Expert

Member since 11 February 2015

OsageArcherColombia Expert27 July 2022 23:15:56

#14

1647

Still one of my favourite books is Charles McKay's "Popular Delusions and the Madness of Crowds", written 1856.....
- @Inubia

Likewise. Human nature has not changed, imagine that! We think we are "modern" with all our technology but we are still humans, many of us apparently quite superstitious and ignorant...

MA22 Contributor

Member since 30 August 2021

MA22Contributor28 July 2022 13:15:13

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@Inubia

Same for me when I want to register at PF last Friday. But the woman there barely looked at it! Haha. 🤣🤣 Just to verify I had one...

El_Jost Serial expat

Member since 30 March 2012

El_JostSerial expat29 July 2022 16:31:01

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732

If anyone knows of an Internet site which shows the current Covid requirements of the world's air travel destinatons I would be very grateful to see it.

Edit: Nothing like searching oneself

https://www.kayak.com/travel-restrictions?

Texanbrazil ViP

Member since 10 February 2018

TexanbrazilViP29 July 2022 17:03:24

#17

2744

Travelbans.org.us is a good site.

rraypo Serial expat

Member since 01 October 2020

rraypoSerial expat29 July 2022 17:04:51

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@El_Jost

There are a number of sites that show what are supposed to be the current travel requirements by country, such as https://travel.state.gov/content/travel … ation.html or https://www.covidchecker.com/en/ However, I would not trust any of them, I would go to the individual country, or better yet, the airline on which you wish to fly as they maintain their sites better than most governments would/do. Good luck in your travels, I love it

abthree Brazil Expert

Member since 28 December 2017

abthreeBrazil Expert29 July 2022 17:28:36

#19

6365

07/29/22 If anyone knows of an Internet site which shows the current Covid requirements of the world's air travel destinatons I would be very grateful to see it.
Edit: Nothing like searching oneself
https://www.kayak.com/travel-restrictions?
- @El_Jost

See Post #9 in this thread, seven posts above yours. 😃

El_Jost Serial expat

Member since 30 March 2012

El_JostSerial expat30 July 2022 18:53:58

#20

732

Thanks for the info guys

Kurterino Serial expat

Member since 28 August 2011

KurterinoSerial expat31 July 2022 14:53:39

#21

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@El_Jost

There are a number of sites that show what are supposed to be the current travel requirements by country, such as https://travel.state.gov/content/travel … html or covidchecker.com/en/ However, I would not trust any of them, I would go to the individual country, or better yet, the airline on which you wish to fly as they maintain their sites better than most governments would/do. Good luck in your travels, I love it
- @rraypo

traveldoc.aero

This site is been linked by KLM / Air France to check for restrictions. Obviously it’s always better to double check, ideally on the country’s own website, but traveldoc has been 100% reliable for me, so far.

Michael P369 Member

Member since 14 April 2022

Michael P369Member01 August 2022 09:54:45

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@ltoby955

for BR this doens't apply. Two shots, that's it.

But Argentina has this 9months rule.

El_Jost Serial expat

Member since 30 March 2012

El_JostSerial expat17 August 2022 06:10:58

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732

U.S. First lady Jill Biden tests positive for Covid-19.

So much for double-vaccinated and twice-boosted. If this continues she will soon be looking like a Swiss cheese.

ltoby955 Serial expat

Member since 15 July 2022

ltoby955Serial expat17 August 2022 22:53:25

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My father died of covid just before they rolled out the vaccine, I have mine and contracted covid like many others and hey presto we are still here.

abthree Brazil Expert

Member since 28 December 2017

abthreeBrazil Expert17 August 2022 23:05:11

#25

6365

08/17/22 My father died of covid just before they rolled out the vaccine, I have mine and contracted covid like many others and hey presto we are still here.
- @ltoby955

Condolences on the loss of your father. I'm glad that you've recovered.

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ltoby955 Serial expat

Member since 15 July 2022

ltoby955Serial expat18 August 2022 20:20:01

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@abthree Thank you so much, we all lost so much time to covid and so many familes were left grieving loved ones without being able to attend their funerals, my heart goes out to all who went through this.