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It would seem that many nations have followed the CDC and WHO guidelines that once fully vaccinated, one does not need a rapid test prior to travel. Especially domestically.
Of course, Indonesia has not implemented this and still requires those fully vaccinated to have a rapid test prior to travel domestically and most likely upon any return domestically. While the government may have set a ceiling price of 240,000 rupiah, prices are all over the place. Many go with the ceiling price. As long as the government is sticking to their current practice of requiring a test for all travelers, it would seem there are some making quite a bit of profit off the rapid test that really are not that great at being reliable. I feel the government needs to change their travel policies for those fully vaccinated. Fully vaccinated is considered 2 weeks after the 2nd dosage.
Of course, Indonesia has not implemented this and still requires those fully vaccinated to have a rapid test prior to travel domestically and most likely upon any return domestically. While the government may have set a ceiling price of 240,000 rupiah, prices are all over the place. Many go with the ceiling price. As long as the government is sticking to their current practice of requiring a test for all travelers, it would seem there are some making quite a bit of profit off the rapid test that really are not that great at being reliable. I feel the government needs to change their travel policies for those fully vaccinated. Fully vaccinated is considered 2 weeks after the 2nd dosage.