@Bobby *******

It's cosmetic dentistry (Invisalign) so it's not a reason I am unfit for travel. Yeah might just be simpler to try for COVID extension

@Kool ******

This doesn't say anything about testing positive via PCR after you recover? Just about still having antibodies

@Bobby *******

Yes that makes sense

@Monika ******

The country I'll be going to next is the Philippines, so they require PCR test before flying

@Kevin **********

My mom is a nurse and she says she doesn't think it's very common for people to get the persistent positive test results.. So I'm also still interested in a source for that 80% figure

@Michael *******

Thanks for that extra link. It sounds like I'd still need to get a test at a lab with my full information, but then I could isolate at home, no need for a hospitel/hospital stay necessarily (unless that's required through some other mechanism). But is this sketchy at all? Do you know the company to be reputable, legal, and their certificates are accepted? Thanks again.

@Michael *******

Interesting, I'll look into it. Thank you

@Jared *********

Alright, it seems I might have some other issues, and I should maybe try to get an official recovery document for my COVID case... But I appreciate your input on this aspect! Thanks!

@Bobby *******

Ok thank you

Ah ok, thank you for the tip. Where would I need to report, in order to get the recovery document in the end? I should just go to a clinic that does RT-PCR tests, take one, and then they will guide me through the process? And I will probably need to go to a hospitel/hotel designated for COVID patients or something? If you know of any resources/guides you can link to, please let me know. Also the 80% figure sounds surprisingly high, are you sure that is from a credible source? Thanks again!!