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What is involved in getting an approved Antigen test in the canaries, please

  • 14-12-2021 5:03pm
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    k123456
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    What is involved in getting an approved by gov.ie Antigen test in the canaries, please


    Is it just case of booking an appointment with a clinic / doctor etc, and will I get something in writing, confirming the result, and proof that the test was carried out by a medical professional


    Thanks


    From

    https://www.gov.ie/en/publication/77952-government-advice-on-international-travel/


    Since Sunday 5 December 2021, passengers to Ireland are asked to show a negative test for COVID-19.

    Your statusAntigen testRT-PCR testVaccinated or recoveredNegative test no more than 48 hours before you arriveNegative test no more than 72 hours before you arriveNot vaccinatedNot validNegative test no more than 72 hours before you arrive

    • if you do not have proof of vaccination or recovery, you will have to show a negative ('not detected') RT-PCR test which was carried out no more than 72 hours before you arrive in Ireland
    • if you have proof of vaccination or recovery from COVID-19, you can show a negative ('not detected') antigen test which was carried out no more than 48 hours before you arrive in Ireland. Alternatively, you can show a negative ('not detected') RT-PCR test which was carried out no more than 72 hours before you arrive

    Only Rapid Antigen Tests which are listed on the common EU Rapid Antigen Test list will be accepted and it must be carried out by a health professional or skilled testing personnel. You can’t test yourself.



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