Things To Know About Day 2 Testing For Covid-19
In
response to the Omicron variant, the United Kingdom now requires all people
traveling there to show a negative Covid-19 test on arrival. This can be either
an antigen or a PCR test,
but it should be done in the 48 hours before departure.
All
travelers are supposed to do a pre-departure test no matter their vaccination
status or where they have travelled from. The rules are different for red list
arrivals. The announcement was made by the United Kingdom Health Secretary on
Twitter. This is in addition to doing a rapid antigen test on or before the end of day 2 (day 2
test).
The
latest update to the United Kingdom travel rules says that children aged 12 to
15 years old are being issued with NHS COVID passes for holidays abroad. In a
statement, the United Kingdom government said that anyone wishing to travel to
the UK from countries as well as territories not on the red list must be able
to show proof of a negative PCR or lateral flow pre-departure test, taken no
earlier than 48 hours before departure. This applies to vaccinated passengers
and children who are 12 years and above.
So, when
is it best time to take a pre-departure test? It is recommended to take the
test as close to your departure as possible. This is because omicron has a reduced
incubation period. But you need to do it in the 48 hours before your departure
time. It is the responsibility of the airlines to check that all testing rules
have been followed. Anyone who tries to check in for their flight without a
negative test shouldn’t be allowed to board.
Harley Medic UK provides more
information on day 2 testing for Covid-19, you can also visit https://officialrapidtests.com/.
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