Proof of Vaccination

[douginct]

For cruises leaving from a US port, I understand that proof of covid vaccination is required, and the website indicates that a photograph of the proof is not acceptable. Is the paper / cardboard CDC card with the vaccinations and dates listed acceptable? Or does Regent require an electronic vaccine document?

Thanks in advance.

[DaveFr]

The paper CDC supplied card is acceptable.

 

Dave

[douginct]

19 minutes ago, DaveFr said:

The paper CDC supplied card is acceptable.

 

Dave

Thank you.

[Jinn]

Is a test prior to boarding still required?  Thanks, Julia

[DaveFr]

1 hour ago, Jinn said:

Is a test prior to boarding still required?  Thanks, Julia

At the moment yes. Check rssc.com/voyage-health for the latest information.

 

Dave

[douginct]

For the testing, is the self test that is "proctored" by video (like eMed) acceptable?  So we could fly to the port a day a couple of days early and simply do the test in the hotel room.

[2012_Alaska_bound]

3 hours ago, douginct said:

For the testing, is the self test that is "proctored" by video (like eMed) acceptable?  So we could fly to the port a day a couple of days early and simply do the test in the hotel room.

 

Check Voyage Health on the RSSC website for your particular cruise to verify, but yes, currently video proctored tests are accepted.

Edited June 28, 2022 by 2012_Alaska_bound
corrected

[Jinn]

How does one obtain this type (eMed) of test?  Thanks, Julia

[Kwaj girl]

3 hours ago, Jinn said:

How does one obtain this type (eMed) of test?  Thanks, Julia

 

Here you go...this one has been previously reported somewhere on this board:

 

https://inspirediagnostics.com/

[douginct]

17 minutes ago, Kwaj girl said:

 

Here you go...this one has been previously reported somewhere on this board:

 

https://inspirediagnostics.com/

Also:  https://www.emed.com 

[Jinn]

Thank you.  Julia