Covid Testing for Enhanced Guidelines Voyage

[Jemnibabe]

2 hours ago, nini said:

 

These links are from Australia and New Zealand. Princess really needs to get its act together ( I am not flaming them as we are Platinum on Princess), as well as some other cruise lines. Vaccinations and covid testing is no longer required for vising flying into, or cruising.

 

https://www.health.gov.au/health-alerts/covid-19/international-travel

https://www.customs.govt.nz/covid-19/personal/travelling-to-nz/

Have you checked the list of Enhanced Voyages?  That is the list we are trying to go by and calling Princess 10 times gets you 10 different answers.  No one wants to fly to their port and discover they can't board because of misunderstood protocol.

[nini]

21 minutes ago, thunderbaycruiser said:

 

What's missing by just posting Australian rules are the rules of every country on the itinerary. I am on the Feb 11th Majestic cruise out of Sydney. We are down to 5 ports of call from 6 due to covid. We have requirements to bring proof of medical insurance that covers Covid and repatriation. Even if we state that we will not go ashore, we cannot board Majestic without this proof of insurance. 

 

Has nothing to do with Australia. It's New Caledonia and Fiji demanding this. Guessing they also demand the covid testing and perhaps more (proof of vaccination, masking on board). Previously required by Australia, but still required by countries we will be visiting.

I understand. However, the TP we cancelled has zero ports having covid restrictions. And it was not labeled "Enhanced".

[greatcook]

So from what I read on somebody's post I can have the test done right there at the port and do they charge if so how much