The ‘out together, home together’ principle applies to the corona measures: those who have received their vaccine must adhere to the measures as strictly as everyone else. For the private situation at home, that is now changing slightly. Corona Commissioner Pedro Facon has an advice ready for the Consultation Committee in which he does make that distinction.
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When everyone in the group has been fully vaccinated, it is advised to only respect basic hygiene, so wash hands and do not sneeze or cough around others. If you are sick, it is better not to make an appointment and go to the doctor.
If you get together at home with a “mixed” group, of both vaccinated and non-vaccinated, the advice is to limit the size of the group, keep a distance and if that is not possible, still put on a mouth mask. It is also recommended not to hug or kiss and possibly even do a self-test beforehand.
To be clear, this is not a legal obligation. This is a (draft) guideline to the population to be more careful when you receive (maximum four) people at home who have not all been vaccinated yet. The guidelines should be definitively decided on Friday at the Consultation Committee and will take effect on June 9, when the rule that you can receive a maximum of four people at home.
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