Crisa testy sa dla zaszczepionych.

Jaki test robić przed przylotem do uk? Antygenowy czy PCR jest wymagany czy bez różnicy? Już trochę się w tym gubię..

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Bez różnicy, obydwa są akceptowane.

Type of test
The test must meet performance standards of ≥97% specificity, ≥80% sensitivity at viral loads above 100,000 copies/ml.

This could include tests such as:

a nucleic acid test, including a PCR test
a LAMP test
an antigen test, such as an LFD (lateral flow device) test
You must check with your test provider that the test meets the standards. You may not be able to travel if it does not.
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https://www.gov.uk/guidance/coronavirus-covid-19-testing-for-people-travelling-to-england
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Antygenowy dużo tańszy niz PCR w Polsce.

Dziękuję.

Różnica w cenie ogromna. Antygenowy 100 zł, PCR 400zl

"Guidance
Coronavirus (COVID-19) testing before you travel to England
Check if you need proof of a negative COVID-19 test to travel to England from abroad.

From:
Department for Transport
Published
13 January 2021
Last updated
28 October 2021 — See all updates
Applies to England
Guidance for Wales
Guidance for Scotland
Guidance for Northern Ireland


You must take a COVID-19 test before you travel to England if you either:

do not qualify as fully vaccinated for travel to England
have been in a country or territory on the red list in the 10 days before you will arrive in England
You do not have to take a COVID-19 test before you travel to England if you qualify as fully vaccinated and you have not been in a red list country.

Check the Travel to England guidance to find out if you qualify as fully vaccinated.

Type of test
The test must meet performance standards of ≥97% specificity, ≥80% sensitivity at viral loads above 100,000 copies/ml.

This could include tests such as:

a nucleic acid test, including a PCR test
a LAMP test
an antigen test, such as an LFD (lateral flow device) test
You must check with your test provider that the test meets the standards. You may not be able to travel if it does not.

If you have recently had COVID
If you have recently recovered from COVID but are no longer infectious, you should use a lateral flow device (LFD) test. LFD tests have a lower sensitivity than PCR or LAMP tests, so they are less likely to return a positive result from a historic infection. The LFD test must meet the minimum performance standards as set out above.

When to take your test
You can take the test any time in the 3 days before the service on which you will arrive in England departs.

For example, if you travel directly to England on Friday, you could take a test any time on the Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday or Friday. The test result must be available for boarding.

Where to take your test
You will need to find a private test provider to take a test.

You can choose to take a test:

in the place where you start your journey
in another country on your way to England, if you are travelling through another country
Where possible, the government travel advice pages provide information about finding a testing provider.

Taking a test on your journey to England
If your journey to England is long, and will involve stopping in another country on the way, you should try to take a test in the country you’re travelling through. This is so you take the test in the 3 days before you board the final service to England.

For example, if you’re driving from Germany and you stop for a few days in Belgium, you should take a test in Belgium.

If you’re travelling by plane and changing flights, where possible you should get a test within 3 days of your final departure point to England.

Check that you will be able to get a test
If you plan to take a test in a country on your way to England, you must make sure that this is possible before you set out. Some countries have entry restrictions in place, which mean you may not be able to get tested there.

If you do not have proof of a test because you planned to get tested on your journey, but you were not able to do so because you were not able to enter the country in which you planned to get tested, you will be allowed to board. But you may be fined £500 on arrival in England because you do not have a valid test result.

Taking your test in the UK before travel
If you are returning to the UK within 3 days, you can use the result of a COVID-19 test that you take in the UK before you travel. You must use a private test provider for the test and not an NHS test.

The service on which you will arrive back in the UK must set off for the UK within 3 days of when you took the test.

Positive test results
If your test result is positive, you must not travel. You must follow local rules and guidance for positive coronavirus cases.

If the result is inconclusive, you must take another test".

[ Ostatnio edytowany przez: Maat17 30-10-2021 14:45 ]

Właśnie przekroczyłam granice PL na lotnisku w Wawie. Nikt nie sprawdza tych formularzy, które niby trzeba wypełnić na wjeździe. Na dodatek myślałam, że tylko elektronicznie, ale załoga rozdawała i potem zbierała papierową wersję, jak ktoś nie wypełnił elektronicznej.

Wszyscy dawali paszporty i kod QR szczepionki, który był skanowany. Przylot spoza EU.

Witam, mam pytanie kontrolne :D

Czy zmienilo sie co kolwiek przy przylocie do PL dla ozdrowiencow? Trzeba robic testy przed? czy dalej na spokojnie moge leciec tylko z NHS Covid pass.

Można lecieć. Tak było 2 tygodnie temu jak ja leciałam. Celnicy nawet się ludzi pytali czy mają cokolwiek żeby ominąć kwarantannę.. Testów przed nie trzeba robić.

Proszę o pomoc co zaszczepiona osoba ma zrobić wylatując w tych dniach z Polski do Londynu. Chodzi mi o zamówienie testu na drugi dzień pobytu w UK. Nie wiem gdzie go zamówić i co potem w Londynie? Czy mam gdzieś iść, czy jakiś zestaw testowy przyjdzie do mnie do domu? Czy mam zrobić zdjęcie wyniku testu i wysłać go emailem czy pocztą?
Nie wiem też gdzie mam pobrać i wypełnić kartę lokalizacji pasażera?
A co stanie się jak na drugi dzień wyjadę do innego miasta w UK, czy mogę jakoś zrobić test na drugi dzień w innym mieście?
Bardzo dziękuję.