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I'm planning on traveling to Greece this year, and with the new regulations that require covid tests before taking domestic flights I'm looking in to where I can get tested in Greece. Does anyone have experience getting covid tests in Greece? Where and when can I sign up? Thanks
 
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tomipark said:
I'm planning on traveling to Greece this year, and with the new regulations that require covid tests before taking domestic flights I'm looking in to where I can get tested in Greece. Does anyone have experience getting covid tests in Greece? Where and when can I sign up? Thanks
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Look what I shared: GTP Headlines Passenger Rules for Travel on Domestic Flights to the Greek Islands | GTP Headlines @MIUI| https://news.gtp.gr/2021/05/14/passenger-rules-for-travel-domestic-flights-greek-islands/
Hope this helps.
 
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Look what I shared: GTP Headlines Passenger Rules for Travel on Domestic Flights to the Greek Islands | GTP Headlines @MIUI| https://news.gtp.gr/2021/05/14/passenger-rules-for-travel-domestic-flights-greek-islands/
Hope this helps.
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If in Mykonos Mykonian Hygeia doing real time PCR Covid -19 and Rapid Antigen Tests daily.They come to your hotel,no need to go there.... appointment necessary....same day results.
I know them personally since 1995 when I was living there for many years, hard working and efficient Medical Professionals managed by Dr George Tsekouras.

Look what I shared: PCR COVID-19 Appointment | Mykonos Health Clinic | Mykonian Hygeia Medical Centre @MIUI| https://www.mykonos-health.com/pcr-covid-19-appointment/
 
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The easiest way to deal with the pandemic is to get fully vaccinated before you go to Greece. As far as I know, you won't even need to get a COVID test before or after.
 
Hello, you can call LIFE CODE (+302106917172) and make an appointment. Same day results with certification and QR code as required by many countries. They also offer on-site testing (they come to your location, within greater area of Athens). www.life-code.gr
 
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Hello, you can call LIFE CODE (+302106917172) and make an appointment. Same day results with certification and QR code as required by many countries. They also offer on-site testing (they come to your location, within greater area of Athens). www.life-code.gr
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Thanks for stopping by and for sharing this helpful information!
 
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