Yeah, I was thinking if there are any discrepancies with documents, they could easily do a test and tell people to stay in a specific hotel or at airport til results are done. I'm sure there are many a test kit roaming around these days unused. It seems extreme to deport someone for covid when it's all around
I was hoping it'd be something sensible like take a simple test on arrival. Good to hear that you've heard this at the airport. Thanks for your response!
I suppose I should also say that the vaccine record that I have has significant English translation on it already actually (I thought it was a lot less), but it's a local health dept document paper and not an official international vaccine passport (I hear there are many different kinds?).
Are airlines and/or immigration only accepting some kind of internationally recognized document or do they just want to see some kind of record?