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What are the requirements if we land in San Juan, stay the night, and then continue to the BVI's?
Thanks!!
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If you are fully vaccinated, you need to fill out their Safe Travel portal here. Testing only required for unvaccinated arrivals. BVI requirements are the same as normal.
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Do you happen to know if the BINAXNOW COVID-19 AG CARD HOME TEST is accepted for purposes of leaving the BV (from Tortola) going through Puerto Rico to return to the US? I assume it is, but have struggled to find anything that explicitly says it is.
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Kilpach - I believe it has to be the emed proctored version of the Binaxnow test. I believe someone (Jason?) posted the links in this thread.
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If you talking about the unproctored test, no. You would need a real lab report.
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