Does Jinan Yao Qiang Airport need nucleic acid test report?

Because of the epidemic, people are now required to go anywhere. More importantly, people who travel between the two places, in addition to wearing masks and showing health codes, in some places will also require proof of negative nucleic acid results. So if you want to go out, the best way is to know the destination in advance and understand some epidemic prevention requirements. So does Jinan Yao Qiang Airport need a nucleic acid test report?

Do I need a nucleic acid certificate to fly in China?

Whether to provide domestic nucleic acid test certificate by plane is generally related to the requirements of local epidemic prevention policy. Different places and different epidemic prevention policies will have different requirements. However, in general, domestic flights, if there is no epidemic at the departure point and the whole city is a low-risk area of epidemic, generally do not need nucleic acid proof when boarding the plane locally, just need bright green code and normal temperature.

After arriving at the destination, there will be more requirements for epidemic prevention when getting off the plane and entering the destination, and the requirements in different places will be quite different. In some places, people in low-risk areas are not required to have nucleic acid, while in some places, all people from other provinces, including people in low-risk areas, are required to have nucleic acid certificates, depending on local policies.

Because the epidemic situation in different places has been changing, and the epidemic prevention policies in different places have been changing, so I suggest you start to check the epidemic prevention policies at the starting point and the end point before deciding whether to do nucleic acid. The query method is as follows: WeChat → Discovery → applet → Search the State Council client, and after seeing it → Enter the applet of the State Council client name → Select local prevention and control policies → Choose your own starting point and ending point.

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

Whether to fly abroad with a nucleic acid certificate is also determined according to the local epidemic prevention and control policy, and the specific entry and epidemic prevention policy requirements of different countries will be different. Some foreign epidemic prevention-related needs can also be inquired through the applet of the State Council client: WeChat → applet → search the State Council client → click more words under convenience service → click more1/service → query entry and exit information → query temporary entry control measures of a country (region) → select a country.

Can the airport show the electronic version of the nucleic acid test report?

If it is a domestic flight, both the electronic version and the paper version of the nucleic acid report are valid as long as it is proved that the nucleic acid results are within the validity period. However, if it is flying abroad, it is invalid for some countries to use the electronic version of the nucleic acid report, and the paper version of the nucleic acid test report should also be in the local language version or English version.

How to treat the validity period of aircraft nucleic acid detection certificate

It is required that the nucleic acid testing certificates provided by all localities must be within a certain period of validity. At present, most of the nucleic acid certificates required in China are within 48 hours, and foreign countries may be 72 hours. Depending on the sampling time or detection time, the interpretation will be different in different places. If there is only one time to report, it should be based on this time. If there is both sampling time and detection time, it may be safer to take the time of nucleic acid preparation as the benchmark. In fact, most cities in China depend more on when to take the exam. If the travel time is within 15 hours, there is generally no overtime problem in preparing nucleic acid in advance.