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Is a positive rapid test a document confirming that I have been ill? The test was done in April, there are antibodies, all forms are stamped by laboratories
Is a positive rapid test a document confirming that I have been ill? The test was done in April, there are antibodies, all forms are stamped by laboratories
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The relevance of the express test for traveling abroad is 48 hours.
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answered 3 years ago
I know, and PCR - 72 hours. Then I will ask in a different way: What is the document proving that I have been ill?
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answered 3 years ago
lenoxxx
Got sick, so what? This is not a guarantee that you will not get sick again or that you will not be able to carry the infection. People are already sick for the second time (and someone claimed that for the third time).
Got sick, so what? This is not a guarantee that you will not get sick again or that you will not be able to carry the infection. People are already sick for the second time (and someone claimed that for the third time).
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answered 3 years ago
I was dropped the following information on Turkey:
Updated rules for entering Turkey
From 00:00 on 06/04/2021, passengers entering Turkey must provide one of the following documents:
✔️ certificate of vaccination (min. 14 days before entry);
✔️ a document confirming that the passenger has already been ill with COVID-19 within the last 6 months;
✔️ certificate with a negative PCR test result (72 hours before entry);
✔️ certificate confirming the presence of antibodies (within 48 hours before entry).
Updated rules for entering Turkey
From 00:00 on 06/04/2021, passengers entering Turkey must provide one of the following documents:
✔️ certificate of vaccination (min. 14 days before entry);
✔️ a document confirming that the passenger has already been ill with COVID-19 within the last 6 months;
✔️ certificate with a negative PCR test result (72 hours before entry);
✔️ certificate confirming the presence of antibodies (within 48 hours before entry).
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answered 3 years ago
Document certifying that a person has become ill with COVID-19 in the last 6 months - this document is not issued by a laboratory, but by your family doctor, or clinic or clinic or hospital
"certificate confirming the presence of antibodies " - correct "Express test for antigen SARS-CoV-2, made no later than 48 hours before arrival "
Coronavirus Rapid Test (SARS-CoV-2) antigen and ELISA antibody are two different tests
"certificate confirming the presence of antibodies " - correct "Express test for antigen SARS-CoV-2, made no later than 48 hours before arrival "
Coronavirus Rapid Test (SARS-CoV-2) antigen and ELISA antibody are two different tests
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answered 3 years ago
The following information is available on the website of the Embassy of Ukraine in Turkey
According to the information received today from the Turkish side, starting from June 1, 2021, one of the conditions (to have one of the following documents) is required to enter Turkey:
Vaccination document from COVID-19, made not earlier than 14 days before arrival in the country;
Document certifying that the person has become ill with COVID-19 in the last 6 months;
Negative PCR test for coronavirus, performed no later than 72 hours before arrival;
Rapid SARS-CoV-2 antigen test performed no later than 48 hours before arrival.
Transit passengers are released from these obligations.
According to the information received today from the Turkish side, starting from June 1, 2021, one of the conditions (to have one of the following documents) is required to enter Turkey:
Vaccination document from COVID-19, made not earlier than 14 days before arrival in the country;
Document certifying that the person has become ill with COVID-19 in the last 6 months;
Negative PCR test for coronavirus, performed no later than 72 hours before arrival;
Rapid SARS-CoV-2 antigen test performed no later than 48 hours before arrival.
Transit passengers are released from these obligations.
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answered 3 years ago
I'm not boasting that I've been ill)) Turkey asks for a document on the disease within 6 months, I want to understand which one??
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answered 3 years ago
Most likely, such a document of the established sample does not yet exist. If this is a certificate issued by a doctor, then it must be translated into English. As for me, it's better to go with a PCR test.
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answered 3 years ago
lenoksxx a similar question on "Document certifying that a person has contracted COVID-19 in the last 6 months; " was asked and here is the answer
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answered 3 years ago
lenoksxx I also got sick, in addition to PCR tests, I was under the control of the entire period of illness at the family doctor and it was recorded that I was sick with covid, so she can issue a certificate that I was sick on certain dates
The laboratory issues only the test result, and not a certificate that you were sick
The laboratory issues only the test result, and not a certificate that you were sick
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answered 3 years ago
Vika24 Thank you for your answers! On antigen, probably, it is necessary to hand over
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answered 3 years ago
also .. according to the certificate .. I think .. and I tend to the antigen .. because the translation of the certificate .. and so on and so forth .. will go into the cost of the analysis for the antigen ..
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answered 3 years ago
A positive PCR test cannot indicate that a person has become ill, as there are also false-positive tests. I had a positive test in March. At the same time I did not get sick and I have no antibodies.
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And skills have antibodies, I wrote! By your logic, any test can be false! So why should I take it if I was definitely sick and treated in the hospital??
Hence my question)
Hence my question)
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answered 3 years ago
lenoxxx
I agree with Fancase. Any of the above documents in Turkey will be valid only with its translation into English. And here it will be easier for someone to do something.
I agree with Fancase. Any of the above documents in Turkey will be valid only with its translation into English. And here it will be easier for someone to do something.
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answered 3 years ago
lenoksxx, Yes, any test can be false)
Why give up - it's not for me)
An analysis for G antibodies can confirm that a person has been ill. But this analysis is not indicated in the list.
To me, as a physician, this is strange, but this pandemic is not driven by doctors.
Why give up - it's not for me)
An analysis for G antibodies can confirm that a person has been ill. But this analysis is not indicated in the list.
To me, as a physician, this is strange, but this pandemic is not driven by doctors.
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answered 3 years ago
Yes, I’m not talking to you .. You yourself give your own example))
I would have to prove at the customs that it has already happened and not pay money for the test! Moreover, this document is on the list, but who knows how to use it ??)
I would have to prove at the customs that it has already happened and not pay money for the test! Moreover, this document is on the list, but who knows how to use it ??)
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answered 3 years ago
Oh, the customs officers will be surprised when you prove to them that you had covid)))
Do a test, you didn’t go to the doctor about the covid disease in a legal way, you won’t get a certificate that you were sick, but there are other ways, but it’s also paid and illegal - it will be cheaper and correct to do the test.
Do a test, you didn’t go to the doctor about the covid disease in a legal way, you won’t get a certificate that you were sick, but there are other ways, but it’s also paid and illegal - it will be cheaper and correct to do the test.
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answered 3 years ago
I went to the doctor, but the format of the certificate is incomprehensible to anyone))
I already understood that I would have to do tests so that they wouldn’t wrap up at some customs later. It's just a shame .. Why then these points, if you can not use them! ? For a family - $100 (!!) For tests ... one way! Well, damn it .. Were sick, treated, spent money and again, for these tests? More to prove, it turns out, it is necessary! With us, everything is against people, as usual .. The tour is bought, there is nothing to do, pay again ..
I already understood that I would have to do tests so that they wouldn’t wrap up at some customs later. It's just a shame .. Why then these points, if you can not use them! ? For a family - $100 (!!) For tests ... one way! Well, damn it .. Were sick, treated, spent money and again, for these tests? More to prove, it turns out, it is necessary! With us, everything is against people, as usual .. The tour is bought, there is nothing to do, pay again ..
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answered 3 years ago
lenoxxx
And from whom else to draw money, if not from ordinary citizens? In the Russian Federation, the test is there, and two - upon arrival. Total: 3 per person. In addition to money, there is also some red tape! Stand in line, in which both healthy and "covid" people stand. The crowd is such that there can be no talk of social distance. It's called: buy from distributors.
And from whom else to draw money, if not from ordinary citizens? In the Russian Federation, the test is there, and two - upon arrival. Total: 3 per person. In addition to money, there is also some red tape! Stand in line, in which both healthy and "covid" people stand. The crowd is such that there can be no talk of social distance. It's called: buy from distributors.
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answered 3 years ago