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I had come in on the Delta flight from Atlanta.

If you're traveling to the States, you don't have to do a pcr, you can do the quick antigens test at IMAT or Maipú (and possibly other places as well). Neither of those places go very deep into your nose for that test. The antigens test costs less than a pcr.

Centralab, Centro Rossi, IMAT and Diagnóstico Maipú, among others.

I arrived on April 16th and there was no waiting at any point- neither immigration, customs nor pcr testing. For the test they had us get in a line, but very shortly thereafter we were told to fill out online a form for the test. As soon as we had the form filled out, we were sent around the...

Ceviche asked this question a few weeks ago, but I couldn't find that anyone had responded: is the city checking to see if recent arrivals are keeping quarantine? Has that been anyone's experience?

Yesterday in Clarín there was an article about American Airlines cancelling their three flights over the weekend and the problems that generated. American blamed the govt, and the govt American, saying that they never asked American to reduce their number of flights. It appears that American...

According to the article posted above, Aerolíneas, American and United have all cancelled flights and have begun notifying passengers.

Just keep in mind that they are now saying possibly by mid April there will be only four international flights a day to Argentina. I am in the States now (I came to be vaccinated) and I hope my return flight to Argentina doesn't get reprogrammed for weeks later before I get my second dose in ten...

Just tried from the States and got a rate of 142 something.

There will still be flights from other countries, just not Brazil, Chile and Mexico as of the 29th. There have been no flight from the UK for a while now.

Just got more info from an article in Clarin: the first test they do upon arrival is a antigens test which costs 2.500. It's a nasal swab. If you test positive, the private company that I mentioned above does a pcr test to determine variant type, which costs 4.100 and also is a nasal swab...

Just read in Perfil that the pcr test in Ezezia will cost 2480 pesos and the results will be known in 15-20 minutes. That is a correction to what I had understood earlier: that the results would not be immediate, that you could go home and your contactos estrechos (which I interpreted as...

Just read in Clarín that only passengers coming from Brazil, Chile and Mexico will be subjected to a pcr test this weekend but from Monday on all international passengers will undergo the test. It also says that those that test positive will have to go to a hotel chosen by the govt. Those who...

https://www.clarin.com/politica/coronavirus-punto-punto-nuevas-restricciones-argentinos-regresen-exterior_0_Xvzmyd9RY.html

From what I've read the test results in Ezezia will not be immediate. You can go home to do your seven day quarantine, but if the test comes back positive, you will have to pay for a test to determine the variant, and you and your closest contacts (household members) will all then have to go to...

But don't you think that some of the infrastructure for the hotel quarantine can pretty easily be revived from when they did it a year ago, or are we talking too many travelers for that to be implemented any time soon?

I asked that because there has been lots of talk of them making it more difficult or less attractive for folks to leave and return, but maybe the better question would have been, if I return to Arg now and then again in four weeks, will they let me back in, given that I have been in and out a...

I live in Argentina, permanent resident, but am in the US now, came to be vaccinated. Paid only $600 for round trip airfare. I was thinking of returning to Argentina before the second dose because airfares are still so low and because it's so expensive to rent a car for a month ($1100) and just...

Walrus is not an antiquarian bookstore. I have had a two week pass to the tennis tournament here the last two years and the price is very, very reasonable compared to the US. I don't remember how much I paid but I didn't think twice about doing it and I had never done that in the States because...

Is there a reason you can't share this information with everyone?