PCR Test - Page 3

John 52 wrote on Thu Nov 19, 2020 1:25pm:

Mary as far as I'm aware you can travel to Spain if you have the PCR test negative from 23 November whatever reason for your travel ,but if I'm wrong I apologise  

NickieLoveday wrote on Wed Nov 25, 2020 3:12pm:

Hi. I currently live in Spain and at the present time going through the residencia process. My kids all go to school here and we are on the padron.  I was wondering if I go back to England will I need to produce a negative test as well as the qr code?   Just panicking now as only there ...

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...for the weekend 

Thanks 

elinspain wrote on Wed Nov 25, 2020 3:29pm:

 Hello,

 I would say yes, the relevant guide says " Every arrival"   its  nothing, to do with Padron etc .

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   PCR testing for Spain 

Cheers

Elinspain

Grannyrose wrote on Wed Nov 25, 2020 3:47pm:

If the worst came to the worst, you could fly to Dublin and connect for Alicante there.  Apparently, no test is required coming from the Rep. of Ireland. 

I hope you enjoy your weekend. 

Grannyrose wrote on Wed Nov 25, 2020 3:47pm:

If the worst came to the worst, you could fly to Dublin and connect for Alicante there.  Apparently, no test is required coming from the Rep. of Ireland. 

I hope you enjoy your weekend. 

Stevec61 wrote on Wed Nov 25, 2020 6:39pm:

And where does the 14 day quarantine kick in when Nickie (or a.n other) land in the uK for a 2 day stop - are you allowed to then leave England or N.Ireland after 2 days and fly to Dublin, when supposedly in self isolation? Im not querying or disputing anything here, I'm just so confused by the r...

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...ules, as I suspect most people are!

NickieLoveday wrote on Wed Nov 25, 2020 7:00pm:

Who knows 

Grannyrose wrote on Thu Nov 19, 2020 1:06pm:

My husband and I changed out plans and now plan to fly into DUBLIN .  Do we need a Covid 19 test in order to come into the Rep.of Ireland enroute to the North of Ireland?  This has only just occurred to me and I would appreciate a correct answer!

Grannyrose wrote on Wed Nov 25, 2020 10:51pm:

Well, you are quite right! It’s anyone’s guess.

As far as I know, you don’t have to stay in the UK for 14 days in order to quarantine. You may arrive and stay for any number of days at the address you give on the form you fill in before arriving. After 14 days quarantining, you are free to go where you choose. However, you are equally free t...

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...o stay at that address for 2 days if that is your plan and then depart fo return to your home in Spain or whatever place you are returning to.  You are questioning returning through Dublin but would you have questioned it if they planned to return through France?  No, That is a fairly normal route for some to take but Dublin could also provide a corridor to travel through as we are still in the EU and Dublin will probably always remain as part of the EU and could become a popular route in order to save on paying for a covid test.

Any further comments?