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If we take a ticket to Hurghada a week before departure, we have certificates with a code (that is, we don’t need to do PCR tests), is it worth overpaying and taking insurance against non-departure?
If we take a ticket to Hurghada a week before departure, we have certificates with a code (that is, we don’t need to do PCR tests), is it worth overpaying and taking insurance against non-departure?
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Information from the Embassy of Egypt.
At present, Egypt only accepts certificates, which are provided in printed form with signatures and seals and with a mandatory QR-code. As Ukrainian-style certificates do not have a QR-code, tourists need to do PCR to enter Egypt. -test for coronavirus.
The process of mutual harmonization of vaccination certificates between Egypt and Ukraine is not yet complete. QR-code in the electronic program "Action" can not currently be used to enter the territory of Egypt "
At present, Egypt only accepts certificates, which are provided in printed form with signatures and seals and with a mandatory QR-code. As Ukrainian-style certificates do not have a QR-code, tourists need to do PCR to enter Egypt. -test for coronavirus.
The process of mutual harmonization of vaccination certificates between Egypt and Ukraine is not yet complete. QR-code in the electronic program "Action" can not currently be used to enter the territory of Egypt "
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answered 3 years ago
tania08062012 in any case, you need a paper certificate of international standard with signatures and seals and with a mandatory QR code
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answered 3 years ago
THERE IS A CERTIFICATE WITH THE CODE EVERYTHING IS READABLE, INSURANCE AGAINST DEPARTURE THEN NKZHNA?
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answered 3 years ago
vaccination certificates and non-departure insurance are two different things, it's up to you to decide on the purchase of such insurance
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answered 3 years ago
The vaccine does not give a 100% guarantee that you will not get sick. And insurance will help to return most of the money for the ticket. But it's up to you...
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answered 3 years ago
It makes no sense to overpay for insurance. Even if an insured event occurs, which is very unlikely in your situation, it will be very, very problematic for you to return no more than 50% of the tour cost. That is more problems than benefits.
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answered 3 years ago
A positive PCR is still not an insured event. Only if you get to the hospital.
So for me, too, such insurance is not a panacea. Moreover, on family members of a positive
it will not spread in case of PCR+
So for me, too, such insurance is not a panacea. Moreover, on family members of a positive
it will not spread in case of PCR+
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answered 3 years ago
tania08062012 for travel insurance, you should ask your travel agent, or call the insurance company yourself to find out all the nuances
After all, just like paper certificates issued in Ukraine and Belarus differ, so the terms of compensation for the tour, compensation for the tour with a positive PCR and other conditions for insurance companies operating in Belarus may differ
After all, just like paper certificates issued in Ukraine and Belarus differ, so the terms of compensation for the tour, compensation for the tour with a positive PCR and other conditions for insurance companies operating in Belarus may differ
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answered 3 years ago
Insurance against non-departure is valid in the Republic of Belarus, not necessarily when you get to the hospital. Just a positive test of one of the family members is enough so that everyone can not fly. Half of the cost of the tour is returned by the insurance company, the other half by the maintenance. Only if you fly from the join, then 10% will be kept. We are always insured unless we book a super hot one. Old parents, an accident and you never know what can happen. Last year, after the postponed crown in November, in mid-December, my husband and I flew to Makadi. His PCR showed positive. And only my perseverance and confidence that this is a false positive allowed us to find where we can quickly retake and fly away on vacation.
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answered 3 years ago
The conditions of insurance against non-departure depend on the operator where the tour was purchased. Details can be provided by your travel agent.
For an additional payment of an average of 500-600 UAH / person, there is a chance to return most of the cost of the tour. If there is no such insurance - 100% loss of money.
For an additional payment of an average of 500-600 UAH / person, there is a chance to return most of the cost of the tour. If there is no such insurance - 100% loss of money.
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answered 3 years ago