As far as I can tell when my sister and I fly from Venice to London after our BOEE tour for a few days in London before flying backing to the US we should not need a negative covid test, correct? Thanks!
Posted by
Huntsville, AL, USA
8339 posts
You'll have to have a Covid test showing you're negative prior to getting on the airplane bound for the U.S. The test must be no older than the day before your flight leaves. They have test centers all over Heathrow Airport, but they're relatively expensive.
Check with your hotel in London to see if they know of a testing center that can do an Antigen Test the day before your flight.
I'm in the same shoes, and will be getting tests for the three of us. We're flying into Heathrow from Venice and flying out the next mid-day.
Posted by
Tunbridge Wells
6113 posts
You don’t need a Covid test to enter the U.K. - we don’t care what you are bringing in but you will need one to enter the USA.
Posted by
Lynnwood, Washington
8913 posts
Randox testing centers in London.
Posted by
OP
1262 posts
Yes, I know about the US one I just needed to know about entering the UK. Thanks!
Posted by
Freedonia
16416 posts
England is basically free of any Covid restrictions*. No mask, no tests, no proof of vaccination. It is suggested you wear a mask on public transport but it's not required.
*--most health/medical centers still require a mask.