mickeysgal

I just found this myself! Thank you for posting this. So min 10 days...max 21? Am I reading that right?

https://www.cbs8.com/video/news/health/coronavirus/carlsbad-woman-forced-to-quarantine-in-italy-after-testing-positive-for-covid/509-4ea7ffb1-44cd-45cc-9c27-13f4ef4bd371 How long - if you're on a cruise - do you have to stay in quarantine if you've tested positive? If you travel afterwards in Italy, and find out you're positive, how long do you stay before you qualify for a certificate of recovery? Because in order to travel back to the US, you need to be negative or have the Certificate of Recovery. Many stay post cruise to tour. If you test at the Rome airport and are positive, and don't have alternate quarantine plans in place, I believe you get taken to the government hotel to quarantine. Reports I've read of people that were taken to this hotel is that after 7 days you're tested, then every 48 hours thereafter. Max 21 days is Italy's rules. So how do you break through their rules and come up with a 10 day max? I'm hearing its quite harsh and restrictive at that hotel.

Where did you read this? Would you happen to have a link?

I completely understand. We have a RT Rome cruise booked and currently Italy’s requirements are if you test positive, you can only exit quarantine if negative or 21 days…whichever comes first. We can’t deal with being away from family and our jobs for a potential 3 weeks. We are looking at our options as well.

I’ve been following your story and it’s an absolute nightmare. My heart goes out to you and your husband. The psychological stress of it all …I can’t imagine the toll it takes. If one has chosen to stay onboard once one has tested positive, as soon as one tests negative, do they make you get off the ship at the next port, whatever that may be? Are you hoping to fly out of Rome? Please do keep us posted on the isolation rules from whatever location you disembark.

What an absolute nightmare. I can’t imagine what you all are going through. Is your 10 day max quarantine tied to the requirements of your disembark port? Italy has a max 21 day quarantine or negative test whichever comes first. So for those cruises that end there, does that mean could be in ship quarantine for a possible full 21 days?

It’s currently an option for me on my Move Up offer. Reflection. It’s still called a Family Veranda. Debating whether to try for it. We have an angled hump cabin currently.