Fast, reliable coronavirus rtPCR test & result certificate or your money back.
Government-listed coronavirus
testing provider
Coronavirus rtPCR Test for Outbound Travel
You must be 18+ to purchase this test kit
Fast and convenient self-swab kit for coronavirusRoyal Mail Tracked 24 return envelope includedPrintable "fit-to-fly" certificate emailed to youQR code on certificate to verify test authenticityFREE DPD tracked next-day delivery (order before 2pm Mon-Fri) This test is for travel from the UK. It is not a "day 2 or 8" arrival test.
Our easy, fast turnaround service from test ordering to result delivery will allow you to fly. We're confident in our service and want you to be confident too. That's why our tests come with a money-back commitment.
01You can keep your test kit at home until you need it.
DPD tracked next-day delivery for orders before 2pm Mon-Fri. No dispatches weekends / public holidays.
02Take your sample when your pre-flight test window opens.
Travel Test CalculatorUse the calculator to find out when to take your test.
03Register the details for your certificate online.
Return your sample using Royal Mail Tracked 24 envelope or in-person (lab open 24/7).
04We'll email your signed result certificate within 24 hours of receiving your sample.
£75 - Order the PCR Test For Travel
You will receive a result email and doctor-signed travel certificate.
MBBS FRCS PhD, one of our doctors.
PCR Travel Test Calculator
Open Mon-Fri 07:00 - 19:00
and Sat 07:00 - 13:00.
Open 24/7
Open 24/7
Samples couriered to London daily for analysis. Drop off your sample by 14:00 or 21:00 on Mon-Fri and by 21:00 on Sat & Sun.
Travel testing can be complicated so it's definitely worth having a look at our FAQ section below to help answer any questions you may have.
Read the government's COVID-19 travel guide.
Check the government's travel advice for each country including their testing requirements
Check if your destination country is on the green-, amber- or red-list to see what kind test you'll need to take on returning to England.
We understand that testing for travel is stressful and complicated. Our in-depth Help Centre will help you understand the process and answer your questions.
We have processed thousands of coronavirus tests and deliver results quickly in the vast majority of cases. However, it's important to be clear about what we can and cannot guarantee.
Self-test kits are dispatched by DPD using a next-day delivery service and you will be provided with tracking information. Delays in delivery are rare but, once dispatched by us, we have no direct control over delivery and cannot accept liability for delays. We highly recommend you order test kits well in advance of when you need to take your sample.
Self-test kits come with a Royal Mail Tracked 24 return envelope to get your sample back to the lab for analysis. The vast majority of samples are delivered to the lab the day after Royal Mail collect from your postbox. However, please bear in mind that last collection times vary and there are no collections (or lab deliveries) on Sundays or public holidays. We have no direct control over samples once they're in the Royal Mail network and cannot accept responsibility for delays in sample return.
Please be aware that the Royal Mail next-day delivery service is NOT guaranteed. We advise you to drop off samples in-person to the labs in London or Manchester (see lab locations above for more details) if you are able.
The vast majority of results are returned within 24 hours of the lab receiving the sample. However, there could be occasions beyond our control where testing volumes rise suddenly and analysis takes longer. We do not own the lab we work with and have no direct control over this. We can't take responsibility for losses (financial or otherwise) caused by the time between the sample being taken and the result being received. However, we will refund in full any tests that take longer than 24 hours to analyse once the laboratory has received them.
We provide as much information about our tests and their stuitability for destination countries as possible but coronavirus is rapidly changing and countries may alter their entry requirements at short notice and without warning. We cannot accept liability for costs incurred if your destination country or airline refuses to acccept our test / certificate.
We strongly advise you to check the entry requirements for your destination country before purchasing tests.
On rare occasions the PCR test can fail to give a result. In this case, we would require another sample. The failure rate is very low at approximately 0.15%.
We pride ourselves on delivering the best customer service experience possible and our customers agree in their reviews on Trustpilot. We will always respond to you quickly and kindly and will always do our best to help you.
We're a group of frontline doctors who strongly believe in responsible medical testing. We want to help people to control of their health through transparent, evidence-based information and access to medical testing.
- MBBS FRCS PhD
James is a consultant surgeon at St Mary’s Hospital in London and a Senior Clinical Lecturer at Imperial College London. His research interests include the application of novel technologies for diagnostics in human health.
James is a consultant surgeon at St Mary’s Hospital in London and a Senior Clinical Lecturer at Imperial College London. His research interests include the application of novel technologies for diagnostics in human health.
- MBBS MRCGP PhD
Claire is a GP in London. Claire’s undergraduate degree was related to infectious disease in animals and humans and her doctorate thesis at Imperial College London looked at the interactions between probiotics, the immune system and gut metabolism.
Claire is a GP in London. Claire’s undergraduate degree was related to infectious disease in animals and humans and her doctorate thesis at Imperial College London looked at the interactions between probiotics, the immune system and gut metabolism.
- MBBS MRCS PhD
Alasdair received his medical degree and PhD from Imperial College London and is a surgical registrar in London. Alasdair is a Clinical Lecturer at Imperial College London and is involved in research into the interactions between micro-organisms and human health.
Alasdair received his medical degree and PhD from Imperial College London and is a surgical registrar in London. Alasdair is a Clinical Lecturer at Imperial College London and is involved in research into the interactions between micro-organisms and human health.
