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Originally Posted by cmyden
Finally, Portugal has officially dropped the requirement for a negative test result. "Travellers on flights to or from mainland Portugal no longer need to present proof of a negative test, an EU Covid-19 certificate or a vaccination recovery certificate."
https://www.theportugalnews.com/news...el-rules/68365
At long last, 100% of countries in Europe no longer require a test result for a Canadian tourist to visit (assuming you meet the country's definition of full vaccination, when applicable).
(It's been 99% for a few months, while waiting on Portugal. They were still randomly asking for a test result 25% of the time, leading to a lot of confusion).
Globally 74% of the world's countries no longer require a test result for a Canadian tourist to visit, assuming they meet the country's definition of full vaccination, when applicable.
This number was around 50% 2 months ago. |
Would have been nice if they'd done that before I paid for my non-refundable covid test at the Calgary airport. Actually, I might be able to get some of the fee back....
EDIT: Correction, I can get a refund, less a $10 fee, as long as I cancel it 24 hours+ before the test.
Now I just need Air Canada to actually get me there!!
