llachance
DIS Veteran
- Joined
- May 14, 2002
Which is different then what they told me when I spoke to them last week. My question concerned the fact that the 4 days previous to the expedition cruise starting how would all the tests be handled because the two were different trips according to the ABD (although you have to be continuing to Antarctica if you are going to Buenos Aires first). What I was ultimately told was that I was responsible for any test before our arrival in Argentina and after that ABD would be in charge since we are under their bubble at that point I haven't fully read Argentina's requests at this point beyond needing a PCR 72 hours prior to arrival and then the site said you get tested again when you get to the airport - It will probably evolve again before the end of January which is when we are going.OK, medical forms are in. Now I just need to work out the timeline for (1) the PCR test for entry into Argentina, (2) registering for travel to Argentina (which requires upload of the PCR test) and receiving the travel certificate, and (3) getting the family set up in VeriFly for the return trip to the US.
Since we arrive before the official “ABD Arrival Day””, we will need to work out the ABD health assessment and vaccination card uploads in Buenos Aires.
BTW, I spoke with ABD last week regarding the testing for the cruise. At that time, they said 4 tests total (all administered by ABD)—one at the hotel on arrival day, one at the port prior to embarkation, one on Day 2 of the cruise, and one at the end of the trip before flying home.