The French Prime Minister Jean Castex announced yesterday that the country would introduce much tougher rules for travelers arriving in France that may affect the plans of transferees with moves in progress.

Earlier today December 22nd, the French Prime Minister announced that France will reopen its border with the United Kingdom allowing the transport of household goods moves and other freight. The border between France and the United Kingdom was closed by the French government on Sunday night following an outbreak of a new highly contagious strain of the Covid-19 virus in the UK.

As you know, the United Kingdom will leave the European Union on December 31, 2020 probably resulting in a number of changes to the customs procedure for moving shipments from France to the UK in the New Year.

President Macron tonight said that France will introduce a new lockdown effective from Friday October 30th until December 1st aimed at reducing the rapidly growing cases of COVID-19 in the country.

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As the laws in France now require face masks to be worn in all indoor areas (including office) and crowded outdoor areas, Neer Service remain committed to protecting our associates and our valued customers. For this reason, we have placed an initial order for the first transparent face mask that is available in France.

The French Prime Minister has confirmed that face masks will be compulsory in enclosed public spaces from this week. People that do not wear masks may receive a fine of up to €135 (US$150).

As advised in our previous newsletter domestic, European and international moves can now take place without restriction. Both customers and our moving crews follow the strict sanitary measures, social distancing

As government instructions that restricted moves to exceptional cases expires on May 11, the French moving associations and Unions have published an industry directive (available here ) for professional moving companies to return to work after that date.

On Monday April 13th evening, French President Macron announced plans for the country to start to begin the journey back to normal life in France.