Hi all after some info or direction to the right website as i cant find any info online. But does anyone know how long covid stays detectable in your system to either pcr lamp or antigen test.
We have both had covid ( luckily 1 mild case 1 not so mild)
And are now ok but have booked to go away in april to gran canaria. Was just wondering if you still have to get a negative test result to travel would we test nagative or still show as positive . Will be 4 months since recovery by the time we travel. |
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"Hi all after some info or direction to the right website as i cant find any info online. But does anyone know how long covid stays detectable in your system to either pcr lamp or antigen test.
We have both had covid ( luckily 1 mild case 1 not so mild)
And are now ok but have booked to go away in april to gran canaria. Was just wondering if you still have to get a negative test result to travel would we test nagative or still show as positive . Will be 4 months since recovery by the time we travel."
The rules are changing daily no one knows what will happen by April. We could be in the grips of wave 5 and tier 9 or life could resemble normal. Without a crystal ball no one can answer your question. |
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You are best checking the travel restrictions for the country you are travelling to, which may change before you depart. Also bear in mind travel requirements change as if 1st January as no longer in the EU
https://www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice?priority-taxon=774cee22-d896-44c1-a611-e3109cce8eae
No assistance on your test result likelihood, don’t have a scooby |
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