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Edited by anonymous-user on Tuesday 3rd August 07:51
I’m not there til the 17th.
For one person it’s £1750. Pay upfront. There’s a payment plan option over 12 months but it’s means tested.
I’ve tried every angle but there’s no dodging it.
Turn up in the UK without a booking and it’s a £4000 fine.
You don’t get to choose your hotel, no upgrades offered.
Price includes 3 meals (room service) PCR test after 2 days, another after 8.
There’s no early release option and if a booking is changed a £200 admin fee.
For one person it’s £1750. Pay upfront. There’s a payment plan option over 12 months but it’s means tested.
I’ve tried every angle but there’s no dodging it.
Turn up in the UK without a booking and it’s a £4000 fine.
You don’t get to choose your hotel, no upgrades offered.
Price includes 3 meals (room service) PCR test after 2 days, another after 8.
There’s no early release option and if a booking is changed a £200 admin fee.
Thankyou4calling said:
I’m not there til the 17th.
For one person it’s £1750. Pay upfront. There’s a payment plan option over 12 months but it’s means tested.
I’ve tried every angle but there’s no dodging it.
Turn up in the UK without a booking and it’s a £4000 fine.
You don’t get to choose your hotel, no upgrades offered.
Price includes 3 meals (room service) PCR test after 2 days, another after 8.
There’s no early release option and if a booking is changed a £200 admin fee.
Wow. Genuine question, with no agenda, but why did you go to a red country?For one person it’s £1750. Pay upfront. There’s a payment plan option over 12 months but it’s means tested.
I’ve tried every angle but there’s no dodging it.
Turn up in the UK without a booking and it’s a £4000 fine.
You don’t get to choose your hotel, no upgrades offered.
Price includes 3 meals (room service) PCR test after 2 days, another after 8.
There’s no early release option and if a booking is changed a £200 admin fee.
Thankyou4calling said:
I’ve tried every angle but there’s no dodging it.
Most people going to red list countries are rather than spending £1750 on quarantine on arrival are instead spending it on having an extended break in Europe after visiting a red list country before coming back and thus exempting themselves. Getting married in Kenya plus have some property issues to resolve.
The wedding is our third attempt so, yes it could be delayed again but eventually a mans gotta do what a mans gotta do.
As for risk to me. Not concerned in the slightest.
Travelling to a green list country for ten days is a bit of a myth. Most have there own entry rules. I’d have to pay somewhere for a 10 day stay, pay a flight to there and one to the UK, still test here on arrival.
It wouldn’t be cheaper really, and probably even more hassle.
People say it but when you look - it’s not realistic.
The food will be an issue, I eat well and exercise a lot so I can see me wearing out the carpet for sure.
The wedding is our third attempt so, yes it could be delayed again but eventually a mans gotta do what a mans gotta do.
As for risk to me. Not concerned in the slightest.
Travelling to a green list country for ten days is a bit of a myth. Most have there own entry rules. I’d have to pay somewhere for a 10 day stay, pay a flight to there and one to the UK, still test here on arrival.
It wouldn’t be cheaper really, and probably even more hassle.
People say it but when you look - it’s not realistic.
The food will be an issue, I eat well and exercise a lot so I can see me wearing out the carpet for sure.
Thankyou4calling said:
Getting married in Kenya plus have some property issues to resolve.
The wedding is our third attempt so, yes it could be delayed again but eventually a mans gotta do what a mans gotta do.
As for risk to me. Not concerned in the slightest.
Travelling to a green list country for ten days is a bit of a myth. Most have there own entry rules. I’d have to pay somewhere for a 10 day stay, pay a flight to there and one to the UK, still test here on arrival.
It wouldn’t be cheaper really, and probably even more hassle.
People say it but when you look - it’s not realistic.
The food will be an issue, I eat well and exercise a lot so I can see me wearing out the carpet for sure.
Sounds like you have property and a lot of personal connection to Kenya. My parents have a place in France, I told them for most of last year they were allowed to go from property maintenance, but they chose not to.The wedding is our third attempt so, yes it could be delayed again but eventually a mans gotta do what a mans gotta do.
As for risk to me. Not concerned in the slightest.
Travelling to a green list country for ten days is a bit of a myth. Most have there own entry rules. I’d have to pay somewhere for a 10 day stay, pay a flight to there and one to the UK, still test here on arrival.
It wouldn’t be cheaper really, and probably even more hassle.
People say it but when you look - it’s not realistic.
The food will be an issue, I eat well and exercise a lot so I can see me wearing out the carpet for sure.
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