Does Haikou meilan airport need a nucleic acid certificate? Does meilan airport need a nucleic acid test report when flying?

Due to the epidemic, people now have a lot of demands wherever they go, especially those who travel to and from the two places. In addition to wearing masks and showing health codes, some places also require travelers to hold nucleic acid certificates. So if you want to travel, I suggest you know the specific epidemic prevention requirements in advance. Then, does Haikou meilan airport need a nucleic acid certificate, and does meilan airport need a nucleic acid test report by plane?

Is it necessary to fly in China by nucleic acid?

Whether to provide domestic nucleic acid test certificate by plane is generally related to the requirements of local epidemic prevention policy. Different local epidemic prevention and control policies have different requirements. But generally speaking, domestic flights, if there is no epidemic in the local area of departure, and the whole city is a low-risk area of epidemic, generally do not need to provide nucleic acid proof when boarding the plane locally, only need health code green code and normal body temperature.

After arrival, there will be more epidemic prevention requirements for entering the destination, and the requirements will vary greatly from place to place. Some places do not require nucleic acid for people in low-risk areas, and some places require all mainlanders, including people in low-risk areas, to have nucleic acid certificates, which are implemented in accordance with relevant local policies.

Because the epidemic situation in different places is changing at any time, and the epidemic prevention and control policies in different places are changing all the time, it is best for everyone to know the epidemic prevention policies at the starting point and destination before leaving, and then decide whether to do nucleic acid. The following are the query methods: WeChat → Discovery → applet → Search the State Council client → Click to enter the State Council client applet → Click to select local prevention and control policies → Select a good starting point and destination.

Do I need a nucleic acid certificate to go abroad by plane?

Whether you need a nucleic acid certificate to go abroad by plane depends on the relevant local policies, and the specific entry and epidemic prevention policy requirements of different countries will be different. Foreign epidemic prevention needs can also be inquired through the State Council client applet: click WeChat → applet → search the State Council client → click more under convenience service → click more1/service → inquire about entry and exit information → inquire about temporary entry control measures of countries (regions) → select countries.

Has the airport passed the electronic nucleic acid test report?

For domestic flights, both electronic and paper versions of nucleic acid reports are valid as long as the nucleic acid results are proved to be valid. However, if you go abroad by plane, some countries use the electronic version of the nucleic acid report, and they don't recognize it. The paper version of the nucleic acid report also requires the local language version or the English version.

How to judge the validity period of nucleic acid detection certificate by plane

The required nucleic acid detection certificates in various places have a specified validity period. At present, many countries in China require that the nucleic acid test certificate be issued within 48 hours, and foreign countries may require 72 hours. Whether it is based on sampling time or detection time, the interpretation will be different in different places. If there is only one time in the report, then the time shall prevail. If there is both sampling time and detection time, it may be safer to take the sampling time of nucleic acid as the standard. In fact, many cities in China start from the test time. If the travel time does not exceed 15 hours, there is generally no overtime problem in doing nucleic acid one day in advance.