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⌈ Secret Post #5333 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Advice for traveling

[(Anonymous)]

Also make sure she's ALLOWED in. Last I checked the US border was not open for tourism (though I last checked like 2 weeks ago), only to citizens and business travel.

But yes, otherwise recommending the other anon's suggestion for comprehensive travel insurance.

Re: Advice for traveling

[(Anonymous)]

See that's what I thought too, but with borders opening up in general it's hard to say where it'll be in the next few months. Chances are is that it'll still be closed.

The comprehensive travel insurance is already going to be in play I assume, but knowing the American health care system I can only imagine it'll be pricey regardless and the thought of her only being able to rely on people she's never met irl is daunting. Thanks for the input tho guys.

Re: Advice for traveling

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah travel in general can be daunting because you have so many 'what ifs??' but I feel like right now it's a million times worse. :/

Re: Advice for traveling

[(Anonymous)]

On second look, as she is Canadian the border is open via plane for crossing so it's definitely still an option...

Re: Advice for traveling

[(Anonymous)]

Healthcare in the US is crazy expensive but as a foreign tourist she wouldn't be getting free (or even necessarily cheap/affordable) healthcare anywhere else, either and that will always be a risk of travel. That said, maybe a pandemic is not the best time to travel to another country, especially for a high-risk person heading to a state that is having a new COVID spike approaching the levels seen back in January.