Hi
How do you choose your Fit To Travel test? The gov websites list is huge and prices go from £18 to £500.
Also, how do you organise yourself logistically as it could take 48 hours to get the results back in a 72 hour bracket before departure?
Thank you in advance for your advice xx |
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"Hi
How do you choose your Fit To Travel test? The gov websites list is huge and prices go from £18 to £500.
Also, how do you organise yourself logistically as it could take 48 hours to get the results back in a 72 hour bracket before departure?
Thank you in advance for your advice xx"
I did one at the airport the night before, not super convenient if it’s obviously out of the way ( I had a super early flight the next morning so I decided to stay over to a hotel)
Try look at chemists or pharmacies or clinic near where you live, compare prices. It’s super annoying that there’s such a difference in prices….
Also randox is good but used them for the day2day5day8 |
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How do you choose your Fit To Travel test? The gov websites list is huge and prices go from £18 to £500.
Also, how do you organise yourself logistically as it could take 48 hours to get the results back in a 72 hour bracket before departure?
Thank you in advance for your advice xx"
We just used travel test assured. Results back in 24 hours. |
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We used expresstest.co.uk they have drive in locations and recommended 48 hours not 72 as the governments can change the requirements at the drop of a hat! Also make sure you go from landing time not take off time.
They then email results and you can print off your certificate as proof at the airport.
We paid £80 for ours. |
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