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There's no reason why it shouldn't work.

There's no such a thing really as fit to fly test, you just need a negative test result (PCR/Antigen) and you're fit to fly, and that you get from the day 2 test.

In UK the only tests that you can't use for travel is a free test provided by the NHS.

Just make sure that your test is taken on a day that you should be able to use it as pre departure test, as some countries require from UK a test taken up to 24 hours before departure.

See uk government foreign travel advice where you'll find information on all tests you'll need when you travel from the UK.

There's no reason why it shouldn't work.

In UK the only tests that you can't use for travel is a free test provided by the NHS.

There's no reason why it shouldn't work.

There's no such a thing really as fit to fly test, you just need a negative test result (PCR/Antigen) and you're fit to fly, and that you get from the day 2 test.

In UK the only tests that you can't use for travel is a free test provided by the NHS.

Just make sure that your test is taken on a day that you should be able to use it as pre departure test, as some countries require from UK a test taken up to 24 hours before departure.

See uk government foreign travel advice where you'll find information on all tests you'll need when you travel from the UK.

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Shmiel
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There's no reason why it shouldn't work.

In UK the only tests that you can't use for travel is a free test provided by the NHS.