US entry rule change to be announced on Thursday

[oeamon]

Originally Posted by Moorlandman

If it was me, I would take my test within 24hrs of landing time in Orlando.

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I think it clear in the reporting so far that it’s 24hr pre departure

[tinkerella123]

Originally Posted by oeamon

Cnn repeatedly saying 24hrs rather than 1 day- before this I was confident about the language being one day but to allow for delays etc- suppose as your test will be verified as checkin that’s the key time stamp

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So if it is 24 hrs is that24 hrs from checking in or when you arrive in the USA. I think I’m just confusing myself

[oeamon]

That picture doesn’t show any change from previous guidance

[Scotsmomma2]

Originally Posted by tinkerella123

So if it is 24 hrs is that24 hrs from checking in or when you arrive in the USA. I think I’m just confusing myself

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You and me both😳🤔😁

[aqualiv]

He said one day
Put mine to 24hours before departure just in case

[Susethomasx]

Did he confirm when these rules come into effect? Is it definitely Monday 6th December as ‘early next week’ had led us all to believe?

[oeamon]

Originally Posted by tinkerella123

So if it is 24 hrs is that24 hrs from checking in or when you arrive in the USA. I think I’m just confusing myself

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Flicking between CNN, wesh, and WFTV there saying pre departure

[LOU LOU DISNEY]

We are going to DLP & France requires testing 24 hours too so I’m gonna book on the morning of the flight, get there early & do the test there to avoid any confusion!

[Stitchesmumanddad]

Ive got mine 23 hours before scheduled departure - just to be sure
Oh gawd what stress !

[FloridaAnn & Co]

Sorry please clarify for an old fool... rapid antigen test /lft in person at a site 1 day before flight? We are looking at Eurofins at a local testing centre . If someone could tell me this would be ok please . I am in a spin over this and doubting everything I do