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Can we leave on Nov 28th and come back on Nov 30th ?
Or trip needs to start on Nov 30th?
Any idea how the 72 hours is measured for air travel? We have a trip that is 70 hours from touchdown to takeoff but considerably longer than 72 hours from takeoff in Canada to touchdown in Canada. Logically, I think the more favorable way makes sense, as it is the only period of potential exposure to unvaccinated people, but I think logic probably does not prevail.
Is it worthing to buy now RT-Lamp Covid-19 for travel at the end of january?
As things stand, if your trip is longer than 72 hours, you’ll still need it.
I’m totally speechless to be honest 🙂 🙂 🙂
What kind of twisted logic can bring a person to saying: ‘Therefore, the removal of the testing requirement for shorter trips of less than 72 hours makes a lot of sense’?
BTW which one makes more sense Ricky, the unpredictable and illogical Canadian policy or Chinese? Pretty sure you’ll say they are both logical, not to offend anybody. 🙂
What a smart pandemic causing virus we have, you can only get it after 72 hours. Very logical indeed.
No need to be speechless just yet, the PCR test is only being removed for shorter trips.
FINALLY…. it was about time