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Day 2 tests can be done between day 0 (arrival date) and day 2.

Surprisingly not many people seem to opt for having it done on arrival. Any reason people don't do that? It seems most logical.

The answer in the question day 2

Jonnno wrote:Day 2 tests can be done between day 0 (arrival date) and day 2.

Surprisingly not many people seem to opt for having it done on arrival. Any reason people don't do that? It seems most logical.

I presume you mean at the Airport on arrival? . . . . Most require you to pre book a 15/30 minute timeslot to take the test which is often pricey and non refundable if you miss it by say, a flight delay . . . Don't need that stress on a flight home . . .

Jonnno wrote:Day 2 tests can be done between day 0 (arrival date) and day 2.

Surprisingly not many people seem to opt for having it done on arrival. Any reason people don't do that? It seems most logical.

to expensive, have to wait about. my 2 day test cost me £48 and i post it in a dropoff box.

Our family are flying back this afternoon, but arrive home after the airport testing centre closes at 7pm. So that's another possible reason. It does seem most logical otherwise though. They live close by so have an appointment there tomorrow morning instead which gets it over and done with.