Is the 72 hours from actual time of the test or the date on the result letter?
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The 72-hour requirement for COVID-19 testing relates to the time of the actual test (time stamp when the test was taken), not the date on the result letter. However, needs may vary depending on the departure country, for example, for travelers from the U.K., the results must be issued no more than 72 hours prior to the scheduled flight time. This has led to some confusion, as some individuals are receiving different interpretations of the rules. It's often recommended to confirm specifics based on the traveler's country and any applicable airline guidelines.
Jim ********
Depends where you are from. The U.K. is result must be issued within 72 hours of the departure flight time from the U.K which means you could in effect have your test out of the 72 hour window đź‘Ť