Anyone been to Florida recently?
Sounds like a daft question I know, but as holiday home owners my wife would like to travel over to Florida sometime in the not too distant future and check it over, get a few jobs done, lounge by the pool, etc. We haven’t been since January.
My understanding is that UK citizens can visit the US if travelling from another country that is not on the US blacklist as long as you have spent at least 14 days in that country. As she’s retired she has the time to do that, fly direct to the US and then come back when she’s ready and quarantine in the UK. For my part I’d just get the 14 day holiday at the beginning and then say enjoy Florida as I fly back to work. Does anyone know of anyone having done something like that? Insurance is another matter that we’d obviously have to look into as I’m sure the premium might be rather high if available at all. |
I don’t personally know anyone that has done that, but I have read on a FB group I am on that a lady on there and her family did it in the summer holidays. They went to Turkey for 14 days and then flew from there. They were going to Miami for 4 weeks and then isolating for 14 days in return.
As far as insurance is concerned, I have seen numerous times that Battleface is the company to use for non FCO approved trips. You’ll need to check them out and read the small print though. Let us know how you get on, if you do decide to go. |
Have seen several people do that by going to a country for 14 days that's still allowed USA entry, then going to WDW from there. Seems like a bit of a hassle and not quite right to me. But each to their own, if you've got the time and following the rules then why not.
If people are that determined to go to the US it's very possible. |
A Dibber, Billo, recently gave their experience of travelling to Serbia and 14 days later to NY then onward to Orlando, read from post 17 https://www.thedibb.co.uk/forums/sho...1179097&page=2
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if i could be away from my cats for that time i would be booking a flight |
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Not personally but I have done Covid tests on people flying elsewhere solely to enter the US. I never see them again afterwards so have no idea how it went, but there seems to be a fair bit of it going on.
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Thanks for comments. Our plan is to fly from Gatwick to Barbados for a 15 day holiday at the beginning of October, making sure we get a private Covid test done within 72 hours of travelling to satisfy Barbados entry requirements. My wife can then fly directly to Miami and when she’s ready to fly home she can do so from Miami to Heathrow. I shall return directly from Barbados to Gatwick and hopefully can go straight back to work as Barbados has a very low infection rate so will remain on our government’s OK list.
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Hope your plan works out for you both,:thumbs-up |
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