With summer approaching and entry rules easing, many of us are now looking to dust off our suitcases to travel abroad.
But for some, there has been a rude awakening when arriving at international borders. While you might be considered fully vaccinated in your own country, what this means can be different elsewhere.
It is these minor technicalities that often catch out travellers, leading to a ruined holiday and extra expenses when they reach their destinations. So it’s best to check before you go that you don’t need a booster jab or special documentation that isn’t required in your own country.
To help you out, here is a rundown of what counts
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