Originally Posted by
vanillabean
Let’s say the journey takes 24 hours, reducing the 72 hours to 48. So on one hand Denmark takes two days to return the result of its test, yet on the other hand it’s expected of your country of residence that you can’t take the test there more than two days prior to you leaving. That’s a bit tight!
Actually, there are several countries that require a test within 72 hours of arrival. It's a tricky thing to pull off.
Originally Posted by
GUWonder
Does Sweden even have any testing requirement for visitors?
No, nothing. When Sweden had very high numbers, it kind of made sense to not have any requirements at all. Now that Sweden's numbers are falling, maybe it would make some sense to introduce some kind of requirement for a negative test. Sweden could do this as a first step towards lifting the embargo on non-Europeans.