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Do I need an original wet print PCR test to enter Croatia or will printed results from e-mail work?
Do I need an original wet print PCR test to enter Croatia or will printed results from e-mail work?
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Any country needs originals with a wet seal and a QR code in English.
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answered 3 years ago
Vishche lana_181 wrote everything correctly to you. Only the original in English. Printed results from the electronics will definitely not work.
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answered 3 years ago
Apyatka has begun)) to any in which you need to enter according to tests. Which one is not needed?
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answered 3 years ago
A week ago I crossed the Russia-Ukraine border. Test without quarkode, in Russian.
And there I learned that the requirements for tests can be different.
And there I learned that the requirements for tests can be different.
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answered 3 years ago
Apyatka what does Russia have to do with it?))) Russia is not a foreign state. I don’t know what you were there and when you crossed, but when you enter Ukraine, you need a PCR test. There are nuances - a citizen of which country, transit or not .. etc. .And so the rules for everyone in the world are the same for tests. Apparently, as always, Russia has its own rules)
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answered 3 years ago
When entering Ukraine, you need a PCR test - that's right.
But without a kuarkoda - it is possible.
Not in English - you can.
Russia is not a foreign state? - looking for someone))
The point is that the requirements may be different, it cannot be argued that the requirements are the same for all countries.
But without a kuarkoda - it is possible.
Not in English - you can.
Russia is not a foreign state? - looking for someone))
The point is that the requirements may be different, it cannot be argued that the requirements are the same for all countries.
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answered 3 years ago
Apyatka, the author's question was about Croatia. Well, what does the Russian Federation have to do with it.
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answered 3 years ago
Veronica7081
I answered not the question of the topikstarter, but the statement that all countries require a test with a qvarcode and in English.
I answered not the question of the topikstarter, but the statement that all countries require a test with a qvarcode and in English.
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answered 3 years ago
lana_181,
And please tell me where the information comes from, that you definitely need the original? I have not been able to find exact information on the requirements for the document anywhere. In theory, a QR code can be used to check the authenticity of a document. It's just that this question is very important, since we plan to travel by car and if we wait for the test results for the printout, then we will not have time to reach the Croatian border in 48 hours.
And please tell me where the information comes from, that you definitely need the original? I have not been able to find exact information on the requirements for the document anywhere. In theory, a QR code can be used to check the authenticity of a document. It's just that this question is very important, since we plan to travel by car and if we wait for the test results for the printout, then we will not have time to reach the Croatian border in 48 hours.
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answered 3 years ago
irina__k You can, of course, but for some reason, when boarding a plane, they ask for a printed one, and when returning home, too, and when entering another country, too. Including by car, if you are driving, they were generally taken away from us, for example, in Bulgaria. original paper. Personal experience. What do you mean you can't? Pass the test and during the day you can even get it in your hands. In fact, it is indicated everywhere that the test should be with a wet seal, code and in English. In the requirements for entry into countries.
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answered 3 years ago
Friends, from the latest news, Aeroflot flight, Zagreb airport, the test must be presented printed out, but the border police do not consider it under a magnifying glass. It passes without a code, preferably in English, but some tourists presented it in Russian, since they could not get English at public services. version.
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answered 3 years ago
Dini-Tours-Travel-Company author from Ukraine .. what does Aeroflot have to do with it?)
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answered 3 years ago
Dear lana_181, where is the author from, the subject of the question does not specify "To enter Croatia, do you need the original PCR test with a wet seal, or will the printed results from e-mail be suitable?".
Question about entry to Croatia, but thanks for your answer...very informative.
Question about entry to Croatia, but thanks for your answer...very informative.
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answered 3 years ago
Dini-Tours-Travel-Company so you can see where the author is from by hovering over the name. And based on the question to give an answer, is not it?)
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answered 3 years ago
Lana_181 thanks for the advice :) but in this matter it does not matter where the author is from, since the entry rules are the same for all citizens of 3 non-EU countries.
Friends, I hope that our answers help you.
The season in Croatia began actively, so there is less and less free time, sometimes I don’t answer right away.
Have a nice day everyone and see you in Croatia!
Friends, I hope that our answers help you.
The season in Croatia began actively, so there is less and less free time, sometimes I don’t answer right away.
Have a nice day everyone and see you in Croatia!
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answered 3 years ago