Carol
I suspect this is is what Chris is acting on
emailed sem.ch and gave them all of our vaccine dates: the first 2 primary doses which were completed February 2021…. So those are already past the ‘within the 270 day’ validity period.
I also included our booster dates which were October 2 & October 15 2021.
By the time of our entry July 1, my travel companion’s booster validity expires June 29 and my booster validity expires July 12… our tour is July 3-14.
This comes from the minister of migration in Switzerland:
According to the actual restrictions, US citizens can enter (from the USA, which is considered to be a high-risk country) for tourism purposes only if vaccinated with an authorised vaccine (like Moderna).
The vaccine must have been administered in full within the past 270 days. Proof of vaccination may take the form of a COVID-19 certificate. If the certificate has not yet been introduced, vaccination must be proven by another suitable document. This must contain the following information
§ Surname, first name(s)
§ Date of birth
§ Date of vaccination,
§ Vaccine used
In your case, you’re considered vaccinated until the 29th of June 2022 (traveller 1) or 12 July 2022 (traveller 2).
Unfortunately, at the date of the entry to Switzerland (according to the actual rules), traveller 1 would no more be considered as vaccinated. Entry would not be allowed.
Please note that entry rules may be adapted by the Swiss government depending on the development of the pandemic in these countries. We therefore recommend that you regularly check our website for new developments.
Best regards,
COVID-19 Helpline / Cas
Federal Department of Justice and Police FDJP
State Secretariat for Migration SEM
Immigration and Integration Directorate
Quellenweg 6, CH-3003 Bern-Wabern
Tel. +41 (0)58 465 77 60
[email protected]