Spanish FCS health form
Nov 29, 2020, 7:52 pm
#16
Join Date: Dec 2007
Posts: 3,579
https://www.confirmtesting.com/pages/tig
Enter code TIG20 at checkout for 20% off.
The full PCR test with certificate is Ł120 before discount.
You can order the test in advance, complete the test at home and mail it off. If you're traveling 26DEC then post it off 22DEC. You should get the results on 23/24DEC
Nov 30, 2020, 4:10 am
#17
Join Date: May 2007
Location: Fuerteventura
Posts: 74
If that's really the case then they're about half the price of the PCR tests. Hotels don't really know how it works at the moment. I've got mine telling me I need to show my neg certificate on arrival at the airport not at the hotel where as all info suggests it's the hotel who need to see it and not the airport. I'm just going to wait a month or so, let it bed it and start looking at it again then as nothing appears joined up enough yet for my liking.......or my sanity.
1. Spanish National Law requires a negative test shown at the airport for international arrivals from high risk countries.
2. Canarian Local Law requires a negative test shown at check in to hotels or regulated holiday lets from all tourists regardless of nationality (Canarian Residents and those who can demonstrate they have already been on the islands for 15 days are exempt).
Nov 30, 2020, 5:24 am
#18
Join Date: Sep 2009
Location: 30 miles from London
Programs: BAEC Gold, MUCCI, Elite Fan of MO, ALL Accor Live Gold
Posts: 1,480
This is quite a good one:
https://www.confirmtesting.com/pages/tig
Enter code TIG20 at checkout for 20% off.
The full PCR test with certificate is Ł120 before discount.
You can order the test in advance, complete the test at home and mail it off. If you're traveling 26DEC then post it off 22DEC. You should get the results on 23/24DEC
https://www.confirmtesting.com/pages/tig
Enter code TIG20 at checkout for 20% off.
The full PCR test with certificate is Ł120 before discount.
You can order the test in advance, complete the test at home and mail it off. If you're traveling 26DEC then post it off 22DEC. You should get the results on 23/24DEC
Nov 30, 2020, 12:49 pm
#19
Join Date: Dec 2009
Posts: 858
Wife used MedicSpot the other day for Lanzarote.
They have "hub" chemists where you can get the test and hand it in by 2pm for a courier to collect.
They say result by 11pm next day guaranteed - she got her email at 21:30. Quick glance at the airport was on arrival and she was in!
They have "hub" chemists where you can get the test and hand it in by 2pm for a courier to collect.
They say result by 11pm next day guaranteed - she got her email at 21:30. Quick glance at the airport was on arrival and she was in!
Nov 30, 2020, 3:22 pm
#22
Join Date: Mar 2018
Posts: 606
If it makes any difference the Canary Islands are rumoured to be accepting the cheaper antigen test. I believe it’s been agreed and just needs to be authenticated with an intention of being rolled out first week in December. Not sure if that helps or makes the tests booked cheaper for people.
Last edited by flyslow; Nov 30, 2020 at 4:32 pm
Nov 30, 2020, 3:34 pm
#23
Join Date: Sep 2009
Location: 30 miles from London
Programs: BAEC Gold, MUCCI, Elite Fan of MO, ALL Accor Live Gold
Posts: 1,480
I have booked a test at The Hale Clinic in Harley Street, London W1.
https://www.haleclinic.com/pcr-test-for-travel
https://www.haleclinic.com/pcr-test-for-travel
Dec 6, 2020, 3:45 pm
#24
Join Date: Mar 2018
Posts: 606
To hedge my bets I booked both antigen and PCR test. According to Canarian Weekly, antigen tests might be accepted, but no earlier than 18th of Dec
Antigen with Doctap, unfortunately they don't do tests on weekends, so couldn't book PCR with them.
I saw Collinson is now providing PCR tests in STN, EMA and MAN. I booked in STN, but they don't have a calendar with available slots, instead you have to fill the form with your desired date and time of test. In return I got an email which said I'll be informed of my testing time 24h before the test. Has anyone used their services in STN yet and can share experience?
Antigen with Doctap, unfortunately they don't do tests on weekends, so couldn't book PCR with them.
I saw Collinson is now providing PCR tests in STN, EMA and MAN. I booked in STN, but they don't have a calendar with available slots, instead you have to fill the form with your desired date and time of test. In return I got an email which said I'll be informed of my testing time 24h before the test. Has anyone used their services in STN yet and can share experience?