Current Oceania Covid pre-testing requirements

[jjwoben1]

What are they? 2  days(Carnival) or 3 days prior to sailing?

[jjwoben1]

Sorry. I should have clarified for boarding ships leaving Miami as a US citizen. SailSafe says 3 days, CDC says 2

[Flatbush Flyer]

1 hour ago, jjwoben1 said:

Sorry. I should have clarified for boarding ships leaving Miami as a US citizen. SailSafe says 3 days, CDC says 2

Perhaps you’ve not read the FAQs on the O website (and the T&Cs).

O will test you at embarkation. But, if you want O to assume responsibility for land based quarantine and medevac associated with Covid contracted on the cruise, you must test negative in a “recommended” Covid test 3-4 days prior to arriving at the ship on embarkation day. That would establish that Covid was/is not a PEC.

Edited September 28, 2021 by Flatbush Flyer

[jjwoben1]

Thanks….I had read it on the website and understood it but the CDC rules confused the issue. So thanks again.

[nikless]

13 hours ago, Flatbush Flyer said:

Perhaps you’ve not read the FAQs on the O website (and the T&Cs).

O will test you at embarkation. But, if you want O to assume responsibility for land based quarantine and medevac associated with Covid contracted on the cruise, you must test negative in a “recommended” Covid test 3-4 days prior to arriving at the ship on embarkation day. That would establish that Covid was/is not a PEC.

3-4 days is ambiguous.  If you were embarking on a Tuesday, what day would be within the 4 days? (I know how to count but...).  It makes a difference for folks flying in early....