I'm starting to reconsider my choice to do international travel after reading about getting back into the US. You need an antigen test within a day of travel that needs to be administered in some official capacity so that there's documentation. I actually had covid with in the last 90 days, so I should be fine, except that I knew I had covid so I quarantined like a responsible person, whereas if I would have gone to a doctor to get a medical record, then I'd have a "recovery passport". But I can't do that now, because a positive test is only good as a positive test for like a month or something. So moronic. Have we not learned anything in 2 years?
Most airports have these now. I spent $20 in Milan for a q-tip up the nose. (but I just checked SFO for an upcoming trip will be $75 - so plan accordingly)You need an antigen test within a day of travel that needs to be administered in some official capacity