Passports and Immigration
Dec 3rd 2021, 1:53 am
#16
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Re: Passports and Immigration
Originally Posted by fiona stanfield
That’s good to know about the attestation form thank you for doing that. Yes it has to be filled out after you have had the test.
I sure hope that nothing drastic happens with this press conference tomorrow. Thank you so much for all the information I really appreciate it.
I sure hope that nothing drastic happens with this press conference tomorrow. Thank you so much for all the information I really appreciate it.
Dec 3rd 2021, 8:07 am
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Re: Passports and Immigration
https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019...travelers.html
New, more stringent Covid test requirement will be in place from 12:01 am Jan 6, next Monday. It says one day in advance of boarding. The article in todays NYT says test must be within 24 hrs of the flight. My flight is 12:05 next Thursday, so I’ll be trying to get a test Wednesday afternoon or evening ..
I had always thought that one day before the flight meant any time the previous day, but 24 hours before is a more specific (and shorter) time frame…
Edit to add; I meant to say that the actual test requirement seems the same as before. Lateral flow test, with a certificate that contains specified elements (passport ID of passenger, etc.)
New, more stringent Covid test requirement will be in place from 12:01 am Jan 6, next Monday. It says one day in advance of boarding. The article in todays NYT says test must be within 24 hrs of the flight. My flight is 12:05 next Thursday, so I’ll be trying to get a test Wednesday afternoon or evening ..
I had always thought that one day before the flight meant any time the previous day, but 24 hours before is a more specific (and shorter) time frame…
Edit to add; I meant to say that the actual test requirement seems the same as before. Lateral flow test, with a certificate that contains specified elements (passport ID of passenger, etc.)
Last edited by robin1234; Dec 3rd 2021 at 8:23 am.
Dec 3rd 2021, 11:12 am
#19
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Re: Passports and Immigration
It’s one day, not 24 hrs.
”The 1-day period is 1 day before the flight’s departure. The Order uses a 1-day time frame instead of 24 hours to provide more flexibility to the air passenger and aircraft operator. By using a 1-day window, test acceptability does not depend on the time of the flight or the time of day that the test sample was taken.
For example, if your flight is at 1pm on a Friday, you could board with a negative test that was taken any time on the prior Thursday.”
”The 1-day period is 1 day before the flight’s departure. The Order uses a 1-day time frame instead of 24 hours to provide more flexibility to the air passenger and aircraft operator. By using a 1-day window, test acceptability does not depend on the time of the flight or the time of day that the test sample was taken.
For example, if your flight is at 1pm on a Friday, you could board with a negative test that was taken any time on the prior Thursday.”
Dec 3rd 2021, 12:24 pm
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Re: Passports and Immigration
Originally Posted by Mercury39
It’s one day, not 24 hrs.
”The 1-day period is 1 day before the flight’s departure. The Order uses a 1-day time frame instead of 24 hours to provide more flexibility to the air passenger and aircraft operator. By using a 1-day window, test acceptability does not depend on the time of the flight or the time of day that the test sample was taken.
For example, if your flight is at 1pm on a Friday, you could board with a negative test that was taken any time on the prior Thursday.”
”The 1-day period is 1 day before the flight’s departure. The Order uses a 1-day time frame instead of 24 hours to provide more flexibility to the air passenger and aircraft operator. By using a 1-day window, test acceptability does not depend on the time of the flight or the time of day that the test sample was taken.
For example, if your flight is at 1pm on a Friday, you could board with a negative test that was taken any time on the prior Thursday.”
Dec 8th 2021, 5:18 pm
#21
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Re: Passports and Immigration
Your OP is correct. Leave Uk and enter US on US PP.
Leave US on US PP, enter UK on UK PP. The airline in US may ask to see your UK PP as well to prove you have the right to remain in UK.
Since you are a UK resident it would not be advisable to enter the UK on a US passport as a visitor.
Leave US on US PP, enter UK on UK PP. The airline in US may ask to see your UK PP as well to prove you have the right to remain in UK.
Since you are a UK resident it would not be advisable to enter the UK on a US passport as a visitor.
Dec 14th 2021, 10:00 pm
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Re: Passports and Immigration
Originally Posted by fiona stanfield
Leaving on Thursday morning for Texas. Thank you so much for all your help. Wishing you and your family A Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.God Bless!
