I saw that but if you are randomly selected for testing and test positive, the ship is not going to accept you for quarantine. The odds are your quarantine plan will not be questioned but it almost sounds like you need a hotel reservation in case the plan is actually reviewed.
This has been my dilemma as well.
This is my take as of now 🙂
In accordance with the agreement for Canada to allow cruise ships back in, the cruise line is responsible for passengers who are ill so if you are ill prior to disembarkation, your cruise line would be stick handling all the arrangements for you. So, for the purposes of ArriveCan reporting, the port address should suffice.
There is a risk is, if you disembark and then are chosen for a random test. From what I understand, as long as you are not symptomatic (which you wouldn't be or you would have reported this to the ship before getting off) you are permitted to go on your way, after testing, to catch your flight or drive home etc....they will contact you with test results if needed.
I don't know if this is helpful or not....I'm digging into ArriveCan tonight as we sail on Saturday.
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This has been my dilemma as well.
This is my take as of now 🙂
In accordance with the agreement for Canada to allow cruise ships back in, the cruise line is responsible for passengers who are ill so if you are ill prior to disembarkation, your cruise line would be stick handling all the arrangements for you. So, for the purposes of ArriveCan reporting, the port address should suffice.
There is a risk is, if you disembark and then are chosen for a random test. From what I understand, as long as you are not symptomatic (which you wouldn't be or you would have reported this to the ship before getting off) you are permitted to go on your way, after testing, to catch your flight or drive home etc....they will contact you with test results if needed.
I don't know if this is helpful or not....I'm digging into ArriveCan tonight as we sail on Saturday.