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Fit to Travel PCR Tests
In Clinic Fit to Travel
Next day result by 6pm £ 109
- Next day result by 6pm
- UK Government listed COVID laboratory
- Swab taken by trained clinician
- Travel Certificate and PCR result emailed
In Clinic Fit to Travel
Same day result by midnight £ 159
- Book by 11am for result by midnight
- UK Government listed COVID laboratory
- Swab taken by trained clinician
- Travel Certificate and PCR result emailed
Fit to Travel
Pre-departure home test £ 99
- Departure PCR to leave the UK
- Delivery and lab costs included
- Result 24 Hours after lab receipt
- Travel Certificate and PCR result emailed
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Choosing your appointment date and time
How long before you travel do you need to take the test?
When choosing a COVID-19 PCR or Rapid Antigen appointment check carefully how many hours before departure, or arrival in the destination country you are required to have a negative COVID-19 PCR swab test result.
What are the entry requirements?
Please visit https://www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice for information on the entry requirements for your destination.
Are there any specific destination requirements?
Some destinations do request additional documentation or certification specific to their own entry requirements. If this is the case please let us know in advance so requests can be accommodated. Contact us on enquiries@medwynoh.co.uk or call 01306 873942.
PCR Swab Test and Fit for Overseas Travel Certificate from a UK Government approved provider
For individuals needing to travel during the COVID-19 pandemic some overseas destinations have imposed strict requirements for a negative COVID-19 PCR swab test result before travel. Typically a negative result is required 48-96 hours before leaving the UK.
Since 1 January 2021 Fit for Overseas Travel Certificates and a negative COVID-19 PCR laboratory test result can only be issued by a Government approved UKAS registered provider such as Medwyn Occupational Health.
How does it work
The PCR test detects the genetic material in the virus called RNA. When the sample reaches the lab, a solution known as a ‘reagent’ is added to it. If there is virus present this reagent starts a ‘chain reaction’ and creates billions of copies of the genetic material in the virus so that there is enough that it can be detected and analysed by scientists to provide a positive result. This test is also known as an RNA, genetic, molecular, viral detection or swab test.
