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Domestically that's the case but if you have(had) to travel abroad often for work or family reasons that won't be the case. I regularly(used to) visit and have
by neither_color 6y ago
Domestically that's the case but if you have(had) to travel abroad often for work or family reasons that won't be the case. I regularly(used to) visit and have family ties to a country that allows vaccine records in lieu of negative tests for entry. I'd say that's reasonable.
https://www.traveloffpath.com/countries-open-for-vaccinated-tourists-the-complete-list/ https://www.traveloffpath.com/countries-open-for-vaccinated-...
- void_mint 6y agoRight, but are you seeing how allowing vaccine records in lieu of other documentation is not the same as requiring vaccination?
- neither_color 6y agoNone of this has made sense for months I'm just going with the flow. We get x-ray scanned through our clothes every time we fly what's dignity? It's just another airport document as far as Im concerned.
- void_mint 6y agoI'm sorry, I can't really tell how your comment is related to my comment? What does verifying that you took precaution to prevent the spread of covid have to do with dignity?
- neither_color 6y agoMy mistake. I misread your response as requiring one or the other being the same as forcing. Some people find having to show a negative test or vaccination record for international travel as invasive, and to them I'd say that the real violation of privacy happens at the TSA line.
- ForHackernews 6y agoYou mean you'll have to fulfil certain legal requirements in order to be permitted entry to a foreign country? Surely that's unprecedented!
- ghaff 6y agoYellow Fever vaccinations in particular have been commonly required for a variety of countries, hence WHO yellow vaccination book.
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