Certificate of Recovery

[sunlover33]

Has anyone had any problems boarding in Rome  using a certificate of recovery instead of a negative antigen test? We both have certificates of recovery and we’re planning on getting antigen tests 2 days pre cruise, but if there is no problem boarding with COR then we won’t waste our time and money. 

[Arizona Wildcat]

You would be exempt unless the rules change, from Celebrity requirements for testing.  BUT would be subject to Italian boarding requirements regarding testing and shore excursions.   The rules change often but a COR today is not accepted by some countries and/or specific ports.

A proctored test would only cost a few dollars and you can use the free iHealth tests if from the US.

[Purplsmurf]

5 hours ago, sunlover33 said:

Has anyone had any problems boarding in Rome  using a certificate of recovery instead of a negative antigen test? We both have certificates of recovery and we’re planning on getting antigen tests 2 days pre cruise, but if there is no problem boarding with COR then we won’t waste our time and money. 

You do have the copy of positive PCR test as well, correct? 11-90 days out?

[vkb2751]

54 minutes ago, Purplsmurf said:

You do have the copy of positive PCR test as well, correct? 11-90 days out?

For boarding in Italy the policy is 11-180 days prior to sailing!

[Purplsmurf]

1 hour ago, vkb2751 said:

For boarding in Italy the policy is 11-180 days prior to sailing!

Sorry. Wasn’t paying attention that it was Rome. US is 90 days