You will then receive your test time from the lab where and when you have to report here.
This does not always apply if you select a lab to take the test where you have to make an appointment. PCR tests that can be performed 96 to 120 hours before departure, you preferably also take these then. This means that if it has to be taken 72 hours before departure, we strongly recommend that you observe these 72 hours. In connection with the time that is required to perform a PCR test and to prepare the Non-Covid19 statement, we ask you to take the test on time. This test, including Non-Covid19 statement, is accepted to travel to a number of countries Important information In addition to the PCR test, we also offer an antigen rapid test and the result of this is known within one hour. On this website you can quickly and easily make an appointment for a PCR test (SARS-CoV-2 via RT-PCR test) and a Non-Covid19 statement. In some countries it has recently become mandatory to show a so-called Non-Covid19 statement to prove that you are not infected with the Corona virus. You must print this statement and take it with you on your trip.Ĭorona test – PCR test or Antigen rapid test This is an official statement in English, that states that you tested negative for the corona virus. In addition, you will also receive a so-called Non-Covid 19 statement per email if the test is negative. If you have taken the PCR test on time, you will receive the result by email in good time before your departure. The collected sample is sent to the laboratory, where the PCR test is performed. The test is taken via a swab from the nose. You can report to the test location at the desired test day with the barcode received to take the test. After you have completed the application and made the payment, you will receive an invitation from us with a barcode per email. Receive the invitation and take the test. After you have entered your destination and selected the test location, it is automatically calculated on which day you should take the test. Complete the application form on our website to make an appointment for the PCR test. Location closed at your proposed test time? Please contact us.Ĭomplete the application form. Check the current opening hours of our test locations and check which tests can be taken at the location you have selected. When applying for your test, it will become clear whether you have to make an appointment for the location you have selected or whether you can walk in freely. We use locations where you can walk in freely and locations where you have to make an appointment. After you have established when you should take the PCR test, you select the location where you will take the test. If you have selected a lab where you have to make an appointment you will receive a time from us where and when you need to report. If you use a lab where you can walk in freely, you must take the test as early as possible. We work with labs where you can walk in freely and with labs where you have to make an appointment. When applying for your test you can select the location where you want to take the test. Take the test as early as allowed, to receive the result before your departure.
For most countries, the test may be taken 72 or 48 hours before arrival/departure. However, the restrictions and rules do change regularly, so we ask you to inquire with the relevant government and/or airline company.īased on your travel destination, we select which test is required, if you need another test than the one that is required, please contact us.Ĭheck the requirements for your destination. We do our very best to keep the information on our website up to date. Check how old the PCR test or RAPID test may be, whether this applies upon departure or upon arrival and whether there are additional requirements. Each country has set its own rules for international travellers.
When you are travelling to a country where it is mandatory to provide a negative PCR result, please follow the next steps: Applying for a PCR test before travelling, how does it work?
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