We received a positive PCR test and now are planning to go to Greece in July within the 90 day window. My doctor is doing a virtual appointment tomorrow and wants me to tell her what needs to be in the letter of recovery so I can bypass the test to get back on the plane or into the country without testing. Beyond my legal name, birthday, address, date of positive test, type of test and statement that I am recovered and fit to travel- is there something I am missing? Thanks!
Posted by
Washington DC
28052 posts
I have no direct knowledge about this subject, but it wouldn't hurt (and might be helpful) to include your passport number.
Posted by
Louisville, Ky
216 posts
Does anybody know how this "documentation" works if the positive test result (two tests showed positive) were from home tests?
I can get the document of recovery from my Dr., but I don't know how to document the result of the tests.
I followed that up with a telehealth visit with my doctors' office.
Posted by
22 posts
I think the strategy is that if you test positive from a home test, you should immediately get an official proctored test, so you have documentation to start the clock on your recovery.
Posted by
OP
217 posts
Thank you!
Posted by
New Zealand
496 posts
Yes you need to get an "official" positive test not just a self-administered at home test - so either tele-health or in person.