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Hi I'm curious too about document of recovery and how easy it is

There's a passage down the bottom of to the page of the carnival COVID link. See below. It looks like simply having a recent positive is enough but I just want to make sure the documentation I have is sufficient to NOT need a rest DOCUMENT OF RECOVERY** Guests who have recovered from COVID-19 within 3 months of their sailing date do not need the required pre-cruise test if they are at least 10 days past their positive test result date, have no symptoms and produce document of recovery from COVID-19. A Document of Recovery is accepted from both fully vaccinated and unvaccinated guests (with a Carnival-approved exemption) and consists of a paper or electronic copy of the positive viral test result from a certified laboratory (dated no more than 90 days prior to the sailing date).

A quick question about people who have had COVID recently. It's says on carnival website that you need a document of recovery. Any ideas what this is. In Australia you get a text advising you of a positive PCR result and when you can leave quarantine. Is that sufficient does anyone know. You don't need to go to the doctors for a medical clearance

Hi. I have 2 questions. First who is this john heald you mention. And second the email from carnival states you can have a pcr or antigen test, is the antigen the at home kit? And if so how do you prove a negative result? Thanks in advance for advise. Trying to get my head around it all before flying from Australia