@Jane **********

they didn't ask for a return flight

@Jane **********

cannot say for certain but when i arrived they only checked the front page. I had page 42 which specified the covid cover but they never looked at it. The Embassy in London accepted it for the COE obviously

@Jane **********

yes it is travel insurance and it works to get into the country.

@Jane **********

Revolut is great, multi trip and worldwide up to 90 days per trip

@Laurence *****

sorry i tagged the wrong person. See answer in the thread

@Paulene ********************

got the results the next day. Booked it through a pharmacy cost me £150 however I saw after if you book on their site it's £99. Easy to deal with and answer the phone. Results are emailed to you and were accepted when i checked in at Emirates and at immigration on arrival

@Paulene ********************

no its revolut bank, the insurance policy is accepted by the embassy and immigration on arrival. I used it to arrive a couple of days ago

To give you an idea of how quick they can go. Applied for mine last Sunday (assume they were closed) approved Monday lunchtime spent Monday booking hotel and flight uploaded docs Tuesday and approved within 3 hours. Had covid test Tuesday result back Wednesday night. Flight left Friday. The London Embassy seems very quick. However now they have announced normal tourist visas can be applied for the number of applications could go way up

Revolut, comes with the premium accounts about £120 or so a year for the account the insurance is part of the package. Just need to print off the policy main page and page 42 which shows covid cover up to £10 m. Used it to arrive yesterday no issues at all

@Garrett **********

possibly however if permissions are not requested and granted by tge local authorities then laws would be broken