JollyJoker

They don't say on the web site what tests they actually accept. Of course there's some kind of numeric code for the standard, but even the TestiFly web site just says "our test certificate complies with the European certificate requirements" instead of saying what kind of certificate it is. But the lady on the phone was clear that it must be taken "at a real clinic". I already booked and paid for a test at Munich airport. I can't really just decide customer service was wrong and show up with a test result I've specifically been told isn't valid. Although I'm 99% sure she had no clue and was just guessing.

I called MSC customer support and they had no clue what TestiFly or any such app was. They were insistent the test had to be done at a real clinic. Not sure if the certificate given by TestiFly would even let them know I wasn't on the premises when the test was taken, but I guess I have to do it the expensive way ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Hi I'm going on an Adriatic Sea cruise starting from Bari, Italy on the 6th of September. They want a covid test done within 48 hours. Do they accept tests done with TestiFly? The travel agency recommended this app, but I can't find any info on MSC's own web site.