Complete List of Outbound Travel Requirements as of 12/06/2022

[loldis]

Originally Posted by deano1212

OMG, I must have read through this brilliant thread loads of times and I’m still confused as to what we have to do for our upcoming trip in February. So, if I understand correctly myself and my wife are fully vax so only need the supervised lft before travelling to the USA as does my unvaxed 10 yr old daughter. My question is what to do before we return to the uk. ? Do we need supervised lft again in the USA before departure? Please help, I’m going out my mind…..

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At the moment, the only thing required for UK entry is an unsupervised LFT test after you return, within two days of arriving. This must be from an approved provider, you can't use NHS tests. You will also need to fill in your passenger locator forms up to 48 hours before you land back in the UK.

[deano1212]

Thank you

[Redsox]

Has anyone done the attestation form online with Virgin yet? Can you do it for a unvaccinated 8 year old or do we have to print it out and fill it manually?

[jmagla]

Hmm, still confused. I know I need to do a supervised lateral flow the day before and a lateral flow test within 2 days of arriving back in UK. Do I need to do any testing once in USA (was there a requirement to test within a couple of days after arriving in USA, has this requirement now gone?).

[Charlangela]

Originally Posted by jmagla

Hmm, still confused. I know I need to do a supervised lateral flow the day before and a lateral flow test within 2 days of arriving back in UK. Do I need to do any testing once in USA (was there a requirement to test within a couple of days after arriving in USA, has this requirement now gone?).

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No, non vaccinated children should test within 3-5 days of arrival, but how you do this is entirely up to you, it doesn't have to be supervised. Everyone else is just recommended to do that test.

[fluffychicken]

Originally Posted by Redsox

Has anyone done the attestation form online with Virgin yet? Can you do it for a unvaccinated 8 year old or do we have to print it out and fill it manually?

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I was wanting to know this as well on the virgin site it says you can't upload you vaccine pass ect but doesn't make it clear if the assestation can be done online.

[ukitr]

Originally Posted by Romanmum

Thanks for the swift reply. I did wonder whether it would just be a whole lot less hassle / cheaper to get a LFT test done. I thought the only bonus of a GP letter would be that you would not have the nervous wait to see if you had a positive LFT or not.

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DD age 7 just tested positive via LFT and with new rules means no PCR…. But for proof of a NHS covid travel certificate you need a positive PCR.

[fluffychicken]

Some of the private companies will do one with a positive lateral flow.

[ukitr]

How do I get evidence of that? I might just book her for a PCR but again the NHS don’t produce certificates for under 12

[Charlangela]

Originally Posted by ukitr

How do I get evidence of that? I might just book her for a PCR but again the NHS don’t produce certificates for under 12

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It's highly doubtful after her 10 days she will be positive on a lateral. Its easier to just do the supervised LFT.