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How are the tests in Sharm now? Is it possible with a wet seal or only with a code?
How are the tests in Sharm now? Is it possible with a wet seal or only with a code?
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It can be done electronically. The main thing is that there is an English text.
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answered 3 years ago
I'm not asking "how". I ask: what should be in the test PRINT or QR code?
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answered 3 years ago
There must be a QR code, the test is in English. Although we watched it only in Boryspil at check-in, the hotel guide honored it out of decency (they didn’t go to the meeting, they took it later).
Medical Declaration Collected at Sharma Airport
Medical Declaration Collected at Sharma Airport
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answered 3 years ago
the presence of a QR is obligatory, it is scanned everywhere and checked for availability, those who did not go to retake hotels.
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answered 3 years ago
"the presence of a QR is obligatory, it is scanned everywhere and checked for availability, .." - is this again a cry for help from medical laboratories "give the dough")? ... another jeans from the pharmacological mafia again?
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answered 3 years ago
Thanks everyone for the replies. Sir, and I would really like it to be jeans ... but I see that it is no longer ((
And how do they scan it, I wonder? So, for general development...
And how do they scan it, I wonder? So, for general development...
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answered 3 years ago
you can scan it yourself, with your phone and a program for scanning QR codes.
they scanned us in hotels, before each excursion, too, at the airport they just looked at the leaflet.
they scanned us in hotels, before each excursion, too, at the airport they just looked at the leaflet.
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answered 3 years ago
a friend wrote that the smart guy at the exit scanned into some kind of program. and with her, two were asked to step aside and wait (there was no kuar on the papers)
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answered 3 years ago
Hmm ... what time we live ... soon they are chipping and you won’t rush ... Thanks again to everyone for the answers)
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answered 3 years ago
"Sir, and I would really like it to be jeans ... but I see that it's gone ((" - yeah, until NOBODY has specifically confirmed, agents of medical laboratories that graze here and throw in such topics do not count ... soon I myself will fly with the usual certificate with a seal and tell you everything in detail what is there and how, but for now - it's all just gossip ... and the wishlist of our medical laboratories;)
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answered 3 years ago
Sir, I will be infinitely grateful to you for this information) And when are you flying? I would like to know before the beginning of May, because. I'll fly there myself)
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answered 3 years ago
The presence of a QR code is NOT required: - The certificate must be issued by an official laboratory registered in the country of origin of the document and must contain the laboratory seal, doctor's signature and / or QR code containing a link to the test result on the official website. laboratory site;
That is, the seal is REQUIRED, and as for the doctor's signature, it can be replaced by a QR code, or be in addition to the signature. There is also another important aspect: In case of doubt about the reliability of the test, the Egyptian side reserves the right to conduct a repeat test upon arrival.
I do not rule out that the case mentioned by one of the contributors fell under this nuance.
Well, in order not to get up twice, I attach all the requirements to the certificate of PCR tests of Ukrainian tourists.
That is, the seal is REQUIRED, and as for the doctor's signature, it can be replaced by a QR code, or be in addition to the signature. There is also another important aspect: In case of doubt about the reliability of the test, the Egyptian side reserves the right to conduct a repeat test upon arrival.
I do not rule out that the case mentioned by one of the contributors fell under this nuance.
Well, in order not to get up twice, I attach all the requirements to the certificate of PCR tests of Ukrainian tourists.
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