From February 1, Switzerland will only count tourists as fully vaccinated if they have completed their vaccine series in the past 270 days. Photo: AllDetails / Maude Rion
In Iceland, travellers now only pass as fully vaccinated if they have completed their original vaccine series within the past nine months. Photo: Visit Iceland
Visitors to Israel must have had a full course of an approved Covid-19 vaccine with the second dose taken no more than 180 days before the final date that travellers will be in the country. AFP
New rules coming into play on February 1 in Austria mean that two-dose vaccinations will now only be valid for nine months from the date of the second dose. Getty Images
All foreigners travelling in France will need to have a booster dose of a vaccination from February 15 if four months or more have passed since the original immunisation series. Reuters
From February 1, Switzerland will only count tourists as fully vaccinated if they have completed their vaccine series in the past 270 days. Photo: AllDetails / Maude Rion
In Iceland, travellers now only pass as fully vaccinated if they have completed their original vaccine series within the past nine months. Photo: Visit Iceland
Visitors to Israel must have had a full course of an approved Covid-19 vaccine with the second dose taken no more than 180 days before the final date that travellers will be in the country. AFP
New rules coming into play on February 1 in Austria mean that two-dose vaccinations will now only be valid for nine months from the date of the second dose. Getty Images
All foreigners travelling in France will need to have a booster dose of a vaccination from February 15 if four months or more have passed since the original immunisation series. Reuters
From February 1, Switzerland will only count tourists as fully vaccinated if they have completed their vaccine series in the past 270 days. Photo: AllDetails / Maude Rion