Sorry, you're right. I'm basically stupid 
International travel in light of the coronavirus
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Flew from Taxstrip One to Romania. Only a few plonkers in the airports with masks. Masks on in the plane, but some took them off. One soyboy in front of me complained to a woman in front of him about her breathing unhindered.
Needed a test to get into UAE. Mask wearing on the plane was required, but largely ignored. Masks required outdoors, but chinning has become common. Masks off in my gates community.
How much longer can this last?
Needed a test to get into UAE. Mask wearing on the plane was required, but largely ignored. Masks required outdoors, but chinning has become common. Masks off in my gates community.
How much longer can this last?
Well, the US renewed its mask rules for air travel. Really thought this was the end. I'm sure this also means the illegal covid test before you are allowed to enter your own country rule is still in effect, which means I'm not traveling anywhere.
www.timesherald.com
@Coja Petrus Uscan it can last forever. We still take off our shoes when we get on airplanes because of a fake "shoe bomber."
The only people I see masking these days are college kids and a few blacks. The next generation has been taught that covering your face in public is normal.
CDC extends travel mask requirement to May 3 as COVID rises
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Biden administration announced Wednesday that it is extending the nationwide mask requirement for airplanes and public transit for 15 days as it monitors an uptick in CO…
www.timesherald.com
@Coja Petrus Uscan it can last forever. We still take off our shoes when we get on airplanes because of a fake "shoe bomber."
The only people I see masking these days are college kids and a few blacks. The next generation has been taught that covering your face in public is normal.
The narrative just...won't....dieWell, the US renewed its mask rules for air travel. Really thought this was the end. I'm sure this also means the illegal covid test before you are allowed to enter your own country rule is still in effect, which means I'm not traveling anywhere.
CDC extends travel mask requirement to May 3 as COVID rises
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Biden administration announced Wednesday that it is extending the nationwide mask requirement for airplanes and public transit for 15 days as it monitors an uptick in CO…
@Coja Petrus Uscan it can last forever. We still take off our shoes when we get on airplanes because of a fake "shoe bomber."
The only people I see masking these days are college kids and a few blacks. The next generation has been taught that covering your face in public is normal.
If you're in MX at a resort, it's easy to get a passing test and they won't even touch you from what I hear. There are PDFs available online too that can be edited in a PDF editor to show a passing test. Not ideal but it's fairly easy to circumvent it. I do want to fly back this year so I'm hoping they stop it over summer when 'cases' decrease.
A friend suggested that I go away for a few days, as work, with it's Covid influences, is slowly driving me insane. I replied that I'm coming to terms with the fact that I may never fly again, as I will not do so whilst I have to wear an FFP2, and conform to all manner of other regulations, let alone what I have to deal with during the holiday itself, such as Covid passes for restaurants, art galleries, museums and so on.
Slovenia, Slovakia, and Romania are all open. I've been wanting to visit all of these for years now. Anyone know how these are 'on the ground' in terms of masking and localized regulations? I found a recent travel video of Bratislava on YouTube and saw no masking outside for instance.
Although MX is open, the masking and other theatre is starting to piss me off - side note that the state of Jalisco is apparently enforcing vaxx passports, e.g. in Guadalajara this is what I'm hearing. So just because there's no federal entry requirements, on the ground it can be quite different.
Although MX is open, the masking and other theatre is starting to piss me off - side note that the state of Jalisco is apparently enforcing vaxx passports, e.g. in Guadalajara this is what I'm hearing. So just because there's no federal entry requirements, on the ground it can be quite different.
In East Europe, the covid farce is dead for now. No masks and no passports anywhere, including on public transport. Authorities are now focused on battling evil Russians, not chinese virus.
Libtards switched from ffp masks to wearing ukraine flag pretty instantly.
Masks gone from planes in EU
Not recommended. That country has been in decline for the last 15 years. Unless you are multimillionaire and friend of the regime. At the height of the madness, mobility internal passports were introduced, and in order to travel from province to province and even within neighborhoods (in case there was an "outbreak") you had to have your jabs (at least in public transportation, I don't know in individual cars. Harsh lockdowns destroyed many medium and small businesses.
Chileatiende - Pase de movilidad
Desde el 1 de octubre de 2022 no se exigirá el pase de movilidad debido al avance a la fase de
www.chileatiende.gob.cl
Pase de movilidad comenzará a exigir cuarta dosis y se bloqueará a quienes lleven 6 meses de rezago
El subsecretario Cristóbal Cuadrado afirmó que desde ahora se comenzará a notificar cuando a las personas les queden 14 días para aplicarse su dosis de refuerzo.
www.t13.cl
I'd rather go to Paraguay or Brazil.
FYI brothers, Vietnam removed the test requirement for visitors entering the country by air starting May 15. You do not need to be quackcinated nor tested prior to arrival by air.
God willing, I will be reunited with my family there in June after 1 year apart.
If any of you plan to go there, pm me. I'd love to meet up for coffee or a church service.
God willing, I will be reunited with my family there in June after 1 year apart.
If any of you plan to go there, pm me. I'd love to meet up for coffee or a church service.
Not recommended. That country has been in decline for the last 15 years. Unless you are multimillionaire and friend of the regime. At the height of the madness, mobility internal passports were introduced, and in order to travel from province to province and even within neighborhoods (in case there was an "outbreak") you had to have your jabs (at least in public transportation, I don't know in individual cars. Harsh lockdowns destroyed many medium and small businesses.
Chileatiende - Pase de movilidad
Desde el 1 de octubre de 2022 no se exigirá el pase de movilidad debido al avance a la fase de
Pase de movilidad comenzará a exigir cuarta dosis y se bloqueará a quienes lleven 6 meses de rezago
El subsecretario Cristóbal Cuadrado afirmó que desde ahora se comenzará a notificar cuando a las personas les queden 14 días para aplicarse su dosis de refuerzo.
I'd rather go to Paraguay or Brazil.
Keep hearing this about Chile...it might be a flight route for me in the future.... I really don't care to fly via the states into Mexico/LatAm in the future....
I use this site for the latest travel restrictions. From that site it says this about Chile:
I'm holding a lifelong grudge against countries that had major restrictions against the movement of people (I mean...potential plague rats). I'll never visit places like Australia and NZ, despite a deep longing for both countries. As an avid outdoorsman I really wanted to visit/hike/backpack in Torres del Paine but my principles won't allow me to - unless Chile (and others) reverse course over the coming years which I doubt that they'll do because they're control freaks.
One also needs to consider that the most draconian countries have built up an infrastructure over the past couple of years, and any kind of 'pandemic' may allow them to easily reinstate the lockdowns/etc. E.g. if this monkeypox becomes the 'new thing' for the masses, I'd rather be anywhere than Santiago, Chile.
Chile also has a new Marxist president. He's radically pushing LGBT+123*&^%%##[email protected]#@ and feminism among other Marxist agenda items. I'd avoid.
Hilariously out of touch take from Japan:
They're letting in 50 tourists, double-vaxxed and boosted only, to test things. They have to be part of tour groups that will have their movement restricted to some unknown but likely largely prohibitive degree.
They're letting in 50 tourists, double-vaxxed and boosted only, to test things. They have to be part of tour groups that will have their movement restricted to some unknown but likely largely prohibitive degree.
I'm lucky I've done plenty of travel etc so I'll be holding lifelong grudges as well. Unfortunately my family is in one of those places
Chile for me would just be passing through. I swear the usual suspects have their testicles in everywhere with the Globalhomo.
Counting the days till El Parasio Verde