Question 1

When do I get my travel certificate?

Accepted Answer

You will receive the travel certificate within 6 hours (PCR). When sampling for Antigen test, you will receive the travel certificate within 1 hour. The travel certificate is sent digitally via e-mail and SMS.

Question 2

What do I need to bring with me when I visit your reception?

Accepted Answer

You need to have a valid passport or ID. If you are traveling abroad, we recommend that you carefully check how close to your departure the test must be performed.

Question 3

When will I receive my PCR test result?

Accepted Answer

You will receive your test result the same day. We use the latest technology in PCR testing through Qlife's CE marked EGOO HEALTH SYSTEM. You will receive your test result within 6 hours from the time you took the sampling. The antigen test is a saliva-based and approved antigen test from Vitrosens. You will receive your test result within 1 hour from the time you took the sampling.

Question 4

Do you offer RT-PCR test?

Accepted Answer

The PCR-test we perform at our centre's is a RT-PCR test and it is stated clearly in the certificate.

Question 5

How do I get my test result and travel certificate after a PCR-test?

Accepted Answer

You will receive the result and certificate digitally sent to the phone number and to the email you registered in the registration form before your visit.

As a Swedish citizen, with a Swedish personal number and a connection to Kivra you will receive two digital certificates:

Travel certificate
Covid certificate issued in Kivra by E-health Agency of Sweden (get ahold of with Bank ID) The covid certificate will only be issued if you receive a negative covid result.

As a non Swedish citizen, you will receive one digital certificate:

Travel certificate

Question 6

How is the PCR sample analyzed?

Accepted Answer

PCR samples are analyzed locally at the test clinic through Qlife Egoo.health, which uses isothermal PCR technology called Strand Invasion Based Amplification (SIBA). The test is specifically designed to identify the coronavirus SARS-CoV-2.

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