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Flying to US from UK

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Seriously79 · 26/02/2022 11:57

My first question is, do you think we will still need to test to fly into the US in July?

And is it a PCR, lateral flow or something different that is needed.

I've tried to look online, but keep getting conflicting information.

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Einszwei · 26/02/2022 12:05

Anything could happen between bow and summer.

At the moment you just need to take a rapid antigen test (supervised). No need for a PCR.

Nootkah · 26/02/2022 12:20

Impossible to predict, byt if I was guessing Id say yes i think testing will be required (orobably for a while) and that it is likely to be lateral flow. Id also imagine that all travellers over 5 will have to be fulky vaccinated.

snowgirl1 · 26/02/2022 15:39

We've just booked at trip to the US at Easter. The travel agent at Trailfinders said they were expected the testing requirements for the US to change shortly - I checked that he meant for the better and he said yet, but obviously no guarantees.

Seriously79 · 26/02/2022 17:31

@snowgirl1

We've just booked at trip to the US at Easter. The travel agent at Trailfinders said they were expected the testing requirements for the US to change shortly - I checked that he meant for the better and he said yet, but obviously no guarantees.
That sounds positive!!!
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loveisagirlnameddaisy · 26/02/2022 19:55

@Nootkah

Impossible to predict, byt if I was guessing Id say yes i think testing will be required (orobably for a while) and that it is likely to be lateral flow. Id also imagine that all travellers over 5 will have to be fulky vaccinated.
Currently, only travellers over 18 need to be vaccinated to enter US. However, each state has its own rules on accessing venues and whether a Covid pass is needed.
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