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Hi everyone,
We're traveling to St. Maarten on November 11th, so with the new rules coming into effect on Nov 1st, we won't have to get a negative Antigen or PCR test to enter from Canada.
A question has been nagging in my brain since the new rules were announced. To get back into Canada we need a negative PCR test. So, what if you had Covid and didn't know it? I've read on these threads that you can test positive for up to three months or more after getting Covid so in that case you would need a recovery letter from your doctor. Is anyone tempted to get a Covid test BEFORE they leave just to have peace of mind that you'll be able to get back home without having to quarantine on the island? That way if you had it and didn't know it, then you'd have time to get a recovery letter from your doctor.
Thoughts? Or am I being too careful?
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