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ArriveCan and covid results-( post Sept 6 US rule change )


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I have a question for anyone who has sailed after the change in US embarkation (after Sept 6) not requiring a covid test but stopping in a Canadian port, which you need a negative test result . I know that you  need to fill out the ArrivCan app  and take an appropriate covid test, but by whom and where is your covid test looked at and or uploaded? 

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7 minutes ago, LImom said:

I have a question for anyone who has sailed after the change in US embarkation (after Sept 6) not requiring a covid test but stopping in a Canadian port, which you need a negative test result . I know that you  need to fill out the ArrivCan app  and take an appropriate covid test, but by whom and where is your covid test looked at and or uploaded? 

It will be checked by a cruise line agent prior to boarding the ship and used in the maritime declaration of health submitted by the ship to Canadian authorities for clearance to enter Canada.

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