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I’m surprised people in this thread sort of seem surprised about this. It’s only a matter of time before visa approvals are tied to vaccination (or exemption) p
by kjakm 6y ago
I’m surprised people in this thread sort of seem surprised about this. It’s only a matter of time before visa approvals are tied to vaccination (or exemption) proof in my opinion. In the case of Spain sharing data with other EU countries this theory doesn’t really apply due to freedom of movement but I wonder if even that will be curtailed in the event of no vaccination?
- xref 6y agoEhh I don’t know if we’ll get there. I mean people don’t have to prove they’ve had a measles vaccine to travel, which is much more dangerous than covid. This all being predicated on enough people actually _getting_ the vaccine that we reach herd immunity like with measles
- etage3 6y agoFrench Guyana (1) (=part of the EU) requires a 10 day old yellow fever vaccination on entry. (1)https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yellow_fever#Compulsory_vaccination https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yellow_fever#Compulsory_vaccin...
- xref 6y agoKeep in mind that requirement is because we can’t eradicate yellow fever like we did smallpox, and hopefully covid. Yellow fever is endemic and has natural animal hosts which we can’t control