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[Sirioja]

Which Swiss FKK has more of a slim and natural lineup. Globe looks to silicon and top heavy. Where to go for early twenties, slim and natural?

Thanks for your input.

Samya, Gold.

[Zumboit]

Which Swiss FKK has more of a slim and natural lineup. Globe looks to silicon and top heavy. Where to go for early twenties, slim and natural?

Thanks for your input.

[SaratogaX]

I travelled from US to Zurich on April 14. Got a booster 8 days before travelling and uploaded it on the airline site, a day before travel.

No one asked or checked in Switzerland.

P. S: I don't have swiss passport.

I thought so. Thank you.

BTW, on may 2nd, all of it is going to be officially dropped.

[Kmanc007]

I travelled from US to Zurich on April 14. Got a booster 8 days before travelling and uploaded it on the airline site, a day before travel.

No one asked or checked in Switzerland.

P. S: I don't have swiss passport.

Entry is permitted if either vaccinated in last 270 days or recovered in last 180. But then I also see this on their site: The entry restrictions currently in place will be lifted from 2 May. As of that date, the usual rules for entering Switzerland will apply.

Would like to confirm that May 2 date as my vaccination have been more than a year ago. Anyone knows?

[SaratogaX]

Entry is permitted if either vaccinated in last 270 days or recovered in last 180. But then I also see this on their site: The entry restrictions currently in place will be lifted from 2 May. As of that date, the usual rules for entering Switzerland will apply.

Would like to confirm that May 2 date as my vaccination have been more than a year ago. Anyone knows?

[Rocky V]

Almost certain that certificate requirements will be dropped on Wednesday. Masks would still be required in public transit, hospitals, retirement homes. Not sure if masks requirements will remain for shops and restaurants.

It seems there are now even less restrictions left than you predicted. No travel restrictions to enter CH from tomorrow, as well! This is a major milestone and we can finally get back to our hobby full time. Will be there at the beginning of March and I have some major catch-up sex to do! (https://www.swissinfo.ch/eng/covid-1...rland/45592192).

Now Germany should follow soon!

[PaulInZurich]

Almost certain that certificate requirements will be dropped on Wednesday. Masks would still be required in public transit, hospitals, retirement homes. Not sure if masks requirements will remain for shops and restaurants.

[PaulInZurich]

No more quarantine requirements and no more home office requirement.

Federal government proposes 2 options to the cantons to be decided which way to go by 16 Feb.

Option 1: no more certificate required, no masks required including in shops and public transit.

Option 2: no more certificate required, switch from 2 G+ to 2 G.

This all because hospitalization numbers kept dropping since mid December and the Omicron wave did not put additional pressure on the hospitals. They decide which way to go depending on feedback from the cantons and further development.

[PaulInZurich]

How likely is it that covid pass also goes? I saw someone link to a statement from the minister that it was possible. Should I see that as him testing the waters?

Definitely seems like that. It happened a few times before that new measures were mentioned as likely in the newspapers before the official government communication. It seems that covid pass will no longer be required inside Switzerland in 2-3 weeks.

[Ararat]

How likely is it that covid pass also goes? I saw someone link to a statement from the minister that it was possible. Should I see that as him testing the waters?

[PaulInZurich]

Some restrictions to be lifted next week (quarantine requirements and mandatory home office to switch to recommended). Number of deaths and numbers of people in intensive care falling since mid December.

[Sirioja]

Hospitals seem also already quite full under covid in Zurich when peak for cases and under new Omicron is not yet.

[PaulInZurich]

Thankfully 2 G+ isn't limited to 2 G + PCR tests as initially said. If you've got covid or a dose of vaccine in the last 4 months, you're good to go. I expect even more people will rush to get their boosters so that they can go to the club, gym, swimming pool or FKK. And 4 months from now, Omicron will have peaked weeks ago and 2 G+ will probably disappear.

Good point that where 2 G+ is required, people with their last dose less than 4 months in the past are exempted from testing. This is the general recommendation though, remains to be seen how clubs will implement this. Omicron is already 11% of the cases in the Geneva region. Restrictions when entering Switzerland for vaccinated people are a recent negative test and filling of a form before entering the country.

[Sirioja]

Thankfully 2 G+ isn't limited to 2 G + PCR tests as initially said. If you've got covid or a dose of vaccine in the last 4 months, you're good to go. I expect even more people will rush to get their boosters so that they can go to the club, gym, swimming pool or FKK. And 4 months from now, Omicron will have peaked weeks ago and 2 G+ will probably disappear.

Delta is strong in the place since Summer, wait and see for SA Omicron.

[Total Newbie]

And even more strict measurements as of Monday (December 20th): https://www.bag.admin.ch/bag/de/home...-id-86544.html.

Meaning 2 G and mask required in clubs (or even 2 G+? Let's see how this impacts the lineup (and number of men visiting).

Thankfully 2 G+ isn't limited to 2 G + PCR tests as initially said. If you've got covid or a dose of vaccine in the last 4 months, you're good to go. I expect even more people will rush to get their boosters so that they can go to the club, gym, swimming pool or FKK. And 4 months from now, Omicron will have peaked weeks ago and 2 G+ will probably disappear.