·       Hold official proof of full vaccination, in line with French vaccinal requirements.

·       Be prepared to wear a face-covering 

 

·       Always follow venue guidelines, including wearing a face-covering in public areas where necessary 

·       If you have any symptoms, do not come to work

 

If you have symptoms of COVID-19 and/or have tested positive from a lateral flow test, you must conduct a PCR test right away, and avoid contact with anyone until you receive the results. If the PCR test is negative, you do not have to self-isolate.  

If you test positive for coronavirus in France and you’re fully vaccinated you must self-isolate for 7 days from the day on which you first develop symptoms, or 7 days from the date of the positive test result. Self-isolation can be reduced to 5 days if you take a negative PCR or antigen test (supervised, not self-administered) on day 5 and you have not displayed any symptoms over the previous 48 hours. 

You will have to extend your stay until the end of your isolation period. This could be in your current accommodation. The French authorities do not provide or pay for quarantine accommodation.