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So we're traveling through San Juan to get to St. Thomas. We'll arrive at 2am and spending a night in the hotel there. On our return trip, we will be arriving mid day on Saturday and departing Sunday night. Do we need to do 2 separate entries in their portal? And do I have to create a login for each traveler?
I'm guessing on it being 2 separate entries for each arrival and an entry for each traveler.
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Matt, I think a lot of us are quite hesitant to voice an opinion about requirements, as things are so fluid right now.
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Yeah, I totally understand that. I was just going more on what has been the experience. Can't find anything on how to handle such a short stay in SJU. I'm just going to play it safe and assume we're essentially making 2 visits. One on our arrival when we just spend 5 hours sleeping in the airport hotel and the other when we return and actually spend about 36 hours and leave the airport.
Still have to look up the St. Thomas info. My wife and I are both going to do the antibodies test just to have it, but also probably a PCR as well just to cover all the bases.
Given the way this trip planning has gone so far I'm sure there will be some other hiccup and we'll probably receive my son's passport the day we leave.
Matt
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