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Re: Visiting UK
Originally Posted by jiminalpago
(Post 13039811)
I have: received a bilingual certificate on Regione Veneto- headed paper with signature and stamp by the pharmacist, all for €22.
it was scrutinised and accepted by P&O Ferries. No-one in UK has asked to see it. |
Re: Visiting UK
[QUOTE=Geordieborn;13039883]
Originally Posted by jiminalpago
(Post 13039814)
I'm quite surprised these scams on Wind are still going on. I'm sure they must be involved. Can't recall how I contacted them, but will try to dig out the information. You should be able to stop whatever it is you have "signed up for" (normally an erroneous web click) and get your money back. I wouldn't just leave it as likely you will lose more.... However, don't want to clog up this thread. BTW. Nationwide Pathology still haven't provided my Day 2 test result and I start back today. |
Re: Visiting UK
Originally Posted by tpw21
(Post 13039803)
I’m booked to go in a couple of weeks and will be taking a test at a pharmacy here to enter the UK. Has anyone else taken one at a pharmacy to get into the UK and did it have all of the required information on the print out? I’ve been told different information by different people at the pharmacy so a bit anxious about it.
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Re: Visiting UK
Originally Posted by tpw21
(Post 13040045)
Excellent, thanks a lot. Whereabouts in Veneto are you?
My experience was as Stanley's. |
Re: Visiting UK
Originally Posted by jiminalpago
(Post 13040054)
Hospital District 1, Belluno. The pharmacy I used, Vetronelli(?), is in Farra D'Alpago.
My experience was as Stanley's. |
Re: Visiting UK
Originally Posted by heritagestanley
(Post 13040052)
Yes. The pharmacy were very efficient; produced a test certificate (with my passport details) in Italian and English within 15 minutes; and charged 20 Euro.
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Re: Visiting UK
Originally Posted by tpw21
(Post 13040056)
Were you asked for your passport details in advice or did you just take them along with you?
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Re: Visiting UK
Originally Posted by heritagestanley
(Post 13040088)
Just took passport along with me
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Re: Visiting UK
[QUOTE=Geordieborn;13039883]
Originally Posted by jiminalpago
(Post 13039814)
I'm quite surprised these scams on Wind are still going on. I'm sure they must be involved. Can't recall how I contacted them, but will try to dig out the information. You should be able to stop whatever it is you have "signed up for" (normally an erroneous web click) and get your money back. I wouldn't just leave it as likely you will lose more.... Is GB trying-out its new cyber warfare capability on the Scots?😎 |
Re: Visiting UK
Quarantine no longer required for arrivals from UK.
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/202...nated-britons/ |
Re: Visiting UK
Wahooo ! Brilliant, Our children are due to arrive in Sept and Oct so timing could hardly be better.
Thanks for the news philat98. |
Re: Visiting UK
Does anyone know if the day of arrival is day 0 or day 1?
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