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Do you need a PCR test to transit Poland through an airport? With what period of the test (if yes) - 72 or 48 hours? We fly from Moldova to Ukraine via Warsaw by LOT
Do you need a PCR test to transit Poland through an airport? With what period of the test (if yes) - 72 or 48 hours? We fly from Moldova to Ukraine via Warsaw by LOT
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In fact, the test is not needed for transit at the airport
For Ukraine, you need a PCR test 72 hours or express 48 hours or a certificate of full vaccination.
For Ukraine, you need a PCR test 72 hours or express 48 hours or a certificate of full vaccination.
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answered 3 years ago
Thank you very much for your reply! We have a 900 km drive, so the taxi option is not suitable.
Ukraine requires PCR only for those who are not vaccinated (we are already vaccinated).
Ukraine requires PCR only for those who are not vaccinated (we are already vaccinated).
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answered 3 years ago
have diesels been cancelled? and vans used to be like ... brooms for a bath
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answered 3 years ago
Varvara87, have you seen the lists of vaccines that are recognized by Ukraine? So that there are no surprises.
By taxi, I mean to the border of Ukraine, and then the train. What kind of transfer do you have in Warsaw? Once I was looking for tickets and, horrified by the transfers, went on the ground.
The rules of everything are changing so fast now that it's somehow safer on the ground.
It is clear that no one dissuades you, it's just that your path seems difficult)
By taxi, I mean to the border of Ukraine, and then the train. What kind of transfer do you have in Warsaw? Once I was looking for tickets and, horrified by the transfers, went on the ground.
The rules of everything are changing so fast now that it's somehow safer on the ground.
It is clear that no one dissuades you, it's just that your path seems difficult)
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answered 3 years ago
Yes, we were vaccinated with the "apolitical" vaccine)) if I may say so.
The journey takes us 7 hours with a change, the entire route is by LOT. And by car to go 13-14 hours and it is very tiring.
The journey takes us 7 hours with a change, the entire route is by LOT. And by car to go 13-14 hours and it is very tiring.
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answered 3 years ago
It turns out that we arrive from a non-Schengen zone and also fly to a non-Schengen zone, but sources say that a PCR test is needed at the airport for a period of 48 hours, somewhere they write about 72 hours. So I can't find out! I already wrote to the LOT company, they are silent.
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answered 3 years ago
Warsaw Airport has a non-Schengen area of the airport. Did you read somewhere that a test is required when visiting this zone?
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answered 3 years ago
There is no such information anywhere, everywhere they write “PCR test is needed for transit” and that’s all, unfortunately!
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answered 3 years ago
Here the whole problem is in the concept of transit. Transiting through the country of Poland is not at all the same as transiting through the non-Schengen zone of an airport in Poland.
That is, you do not have transit through Poland. After all, you do not cross the border of Poland.
That is, you do not have transit through Poland. After all, you do not cross the border of Poland.
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answered 3 years ago
It is surprising that the airlines themselves do not clarify this, because there may be different conditions for transit at the airport.
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answered 3 years ago
I think they will answer you. I found an email from them online.
"it will only be a transit flight to the only airport in Poland with the status of a transfer port, i.e. Warsaw Chopin - from the Russian Federation to Georgia (third country (FR) through an EU member state (PL), finally to a third country (GE), not leaving the transit zone of this airport - no additional documents are required!"
This is not Moldova, but the meaning is the same. Non-Schengen-non-Schengen.
"it will only be a transit flight to the only airport in Poland with the status of a transfer port, i.e. Warsaw Chopin - from the Russian Federation to Georgia (third country (FR) through an EU member state (PL), finally to a third country (GE), not leaving the transit zone of this airport - no additional documents are required!"
This is not Moldova, but the meaning is the same. Non-Schengen-non-Schengen.
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answered 3 years ago