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By *eddy and legs OP   Couple
over a year ago

the wetlands

https://www.canarianweekly.com/posts/lanzarote-airport-enables-space-for-pcr-tests

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Not sure why they are doing that? Looks like half a story and the other half made up.

There is a vote today and it’s looking like there will be no need for PCR tests. (Unless the Uk demand it)

Antigen looks like it’s going to be voted for today to be passed for Monday

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By *uboCouple
over a year ago

East kilbride


"Not sure why they are doing that? Looks like half a story and the other half made up.

There is a vote today and it’s looking like there will be no need for PCR tests. (Unless the Uk demand it)

Antigen looks like it’s going to be voted for today to be passed for Monday "

Here's hoping. Could be a game changer for the islands

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

La @ComisionEuropea recomienda a los Estados miembros reconocer las pruebas rápidas de antígenos para facilitar el rastreo y control transfronterizo. Nos alegra, pues es nuestra propuesta y permite una reactivación segura en #Canarias de la movilidad y el turismo.

From Torres twitter account

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By *amissCouple
over a year ago

chelmsford


"La @ComisionEuropea recomienda a los Estados miembros reconocer las pruebas rápidas de antígenos para facilitar el rastreo y control transfronterizo. Nos alegra, pues es nuestra propuesta y permite una reactivación segura en #Canarias de la movilidad y el turismo.

From Torres twitter account "

Good...I think

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Not sure why they are doing that? Looks like half a story and the other half made up.

There is a vote today and it’s looking like there will be no need for PCR tests. (Unless the Uk demand it)

Antigen looks like it’s going to be voted for today to be passed for Monday "

Thank you again for keeping everyone informed.

Hopefully that will bring some much needed tourism income to the islands.

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By *eddy and legs OP   Couple
over a year ago

the wetlands


"Not sure why they are doing that? Looks like half a story and the other half made up.

There is a vote today and it’s looking like there will be no need for PCR tests. (Unless the Uk demand it)

Antigen looks like it’s going to be voted for today to be passed for Monday "

Where's the vote ?

Mainland or islands ?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"La @ComisionEuropea recomienda a los Estados miembros reconocer las pruebas rápidas de antígenos para facilitar el rastreo y control transfronterizo. Nos alegra, pues es nuestra propuesta y permite una reactivación segura en #Canarias de la movilidad y el turismo.

From Torres twitter account

Good...I think

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It is good, it’s the thing we all wanted. The testing main land wanted is to long winded, far to costly for a family. Now the vote is for only EU members. So coming from the Uk should be no problems at all. Now going back from here to the Uk I don’t know...

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Not sure why they are doing that? Looks like half a story and the other half made up.

There is a vote today and it’s looking like there will be no need for PCR tests. (Unless the Uk demand it)

Antigen looks like it’s going to be voted for today to be passed for Monday

Where's the vote ?

Mainland or islands ?"

It’s an EU vote. The details have been worked on for the past few weeks.

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By *amissCouple
over a year ago

chelmsford


"La @ComisionEuropea recomienda a los Estados miembros reconocer las pruebas rápidas de antígenos para facilitar el rastreo y control transfronterizo. Nos alegra, pues es nuestra propuesta y permite una reactivación segura en #Canarias de la movilidad y el turismo.

From Torres twitter account

Good...I think

It is good, it’s the thing we all wanted. The testing main land wanted is to long winded, far to costly for a family. Now the vote is for only EU members. So coming from the Uk should be no problems at all. Now going back from here to the Uk I don’t know... "

Oh everything crossed

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By *BWHotwifeRusCouple
over a year ago

North West

So, sorry if this is a silly question.

We are travelling from Northern Ireland (so classed as UK) but flying from Dublin.

We can get tests done here for £50 each, assume it is better to get tested in order to travel, but if we don’t get tested here we can get tested in T1 in the airport on arrival? If so how much is that?

I think we would prefer to get tested and know we are safe to travel.

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By *parkybunnyCouple
over a year ago

Zurich. NOT London.


"So, sorry if this is a silly question.

We are travelling from Northern Ireland (so classed as UK) but flying from Dublin.

We can get tests done here for £50 each, assume it is better to get tested in order to travel, but if we don’t get tested here we can get tested in T1 in the airport on arrival? If so how much is that?

I think we would prefer to get tested and know we are safe to travel. "

If it's after November 23rd, you need a negative test before you go. We are waiting for confirmation of whether that test has to be PCR or if the quicker Antigen test will suffice. Upto €6000 fine without a negative test result.

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By *BWHotwifeRusCouple
over a year ago

North West

Ah ok.

So the original plan of a PCR it is then!

Thanks!

Just need to check it is defo a PCR that we have pencilled in.

X

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By *eedmyholesTV/TS
over a year ago

Barnsley

Why are some saying 6000 euro fine and then others saying you can get a test in gran canaria locally at own cost ? Scaremongering i call it

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By *havennaturistsCouple
over a year ago

Banff

https://www.janetanscombe.com/news/entry-requirements-to-spain-and-the-canaries.html

A well proven, great source of up to date information regarding the Canary Islands.

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By *eddy and legs OP   Couple
over a year ago

the wetlands


"Why are some saying 6000 euro fine and then others saying you can get a test in gran canaria locally at own cost ? Scaremongering i call it "

Read the regulations, it's quite simple

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By *eddy and legs OP   Couple
over a year ago

the wetlands


"So, sorry if this is a silly question.

We are travelling from Northern Ireland (so classed as UK) but flying from Dublin.

We can get tests done here for £50 each, assume it is better to get tested in order to travel, but if we don’t get tested here we can get tested in T1 in the airport on arrival? If so how much is that?

I think we would prefer to get tested and know we are safe to travel. "

Where are you getting tested for £50 ?

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By *amissCouple
over a year ago

chelmsford


"Why are some saying 6000 euro fine and then others saying you can get a test in gran canaria locally at own cost ? Scaremongering i call it "

No it's not scaremongering, the rules change all the time. As from 23rd November, you have to have a negative test to get into the country, if you are travelling from a risk area. No test, no entry into the country and a fine.

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By *obrien141Man
over a year ago

Dublin

On a nicer note any fun on the island or very. Quite still x John

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By *orksCouple25Couple
over a year ago

Leeds


"So, sorry if this is a silly question.

We are travelling from Northern Ireland (so classed as UK) but flying from Dublin.

We can get tests done here for £50 each, assume it is better to get tested in order to travel, but if we don’t get tested here we can get tested in T1 in the airport on arrival? If so how much is that?

I think we would prefer to get tested and know we are safe to travel. "

Is the NI lockdown rule different to the England one ie you can go away on holiday ? I know Scotland is different because whereas we had to return a week early from Lanzarote as Jet 2 wanted to fill their return flights up the Scots we got to know who were flying back to Glasgow and Edinburgh could finish their holidays off.

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By *ldercplinardrossanCouple
over a year ago

Ardrossan

Covid Tests.

Wife and i have paid £170 for two home tests. Flying out on sat 28th Jet 2 from Glasgow and we require covid test done at home 72 hours prior to check in time. then drive one hour to dx couriers who will then send them to Antrim for testing then they will send electronic proof of pass which MUST be produced on check in.

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By *BWHotwifeRusCouple
over a year ago

North West

A friend has informed us of the available tests for this local to where we live.

PM if you want further details.

Again we have to confirm these are the PCR tests with them.

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By *BWHotwifeRusCouple
over a year ago

North West

Yes. It is different. Lockdown was extended here again but no suggestion of travel restrictions from what I have read so far.

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By *parkybunnyCouple
over a year ago

Zurich. NOT London.


"A friend has informed us of the available tests for this local to where we live.

PM if you want further details.

Again we have to confirm these are the PCR tests with them. "

Give it another day or so, it's possible the antigen test will be acceptable. The EU has suggested that this should be the way forward. I believe it's being voted on today.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"So, sorry if this is a silly question.

We are travelling from Northern Ireland (so classed as UK) but flying from Dublin.

We can get tests done here for £50 each, assume it is better to get tested in order to travel, but if we don’t get tested here we can get tested in T1 in the airport on arrival? If so how much is that?

I think we would prefer to get tested and know we are safe to travel.

Where are you getting tested for £50 ?

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I got a test didn't cost me at all

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