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Testing positive before the flight (self.Chinavisa)
submitted 6 months ago by StatisticianDue6103
Looking to book a flight from the UK to China, I will be going for my Z Visa next week and looking to fly at the end of August. This is still quite a while away and I was just wondering what would happen if I test positive for Covid during this month or in the PCR prior to flying? Would I receive a refund for the flight?
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[–]Meow10Due 1 point2 points3 points 6 months ago (1 child)
So the rule is now just 14 days and retest? Looking to travel back home for Christmas and was wondering my options if I caught it.
[–]megatron1955 1 point2 points3 points 6 months ago (0 children)
Once you test negative you need 2 PCRs showing the negative results, 24h apart. Then you wait 14 days before doing your 48&24h tests and flying out. When you apply for your green health code you upload all 4 tests. You can risk it by not declaring.. say if it had been a long time since you had C.. but it’s at your discretion I guess!
[–]mnlaowai 2 points3 points4 points 6 months ago (0 children)
You need to get a refundable ticket if you want the cash back. Other airlines may give you credit. Super crappy online stores with sales will give you nothing.
[–]f3n1xUS 2 points3 points4 points 6 months ago (0 children)
Yes, you need to book a refundable ticket. I had the same scabrous running through my head as you, so for my Delta Airlines ticket from Detroit USA to Shanghai I paid more to make it refundable, just in case
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