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US Embassy warns of COVID-19 testing scams and fraudulent COVID-19 test results

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May 24, 2022
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The US Embassy today reported that they have received reports of COVID-19 testing scams and fraudulent COVID-19 test results attributed to non-government-sanctioned facilitators who claim to be medical professionals. The Embassy reminded travellers that presenting a fraudulent test result at the airport when departing Guyana could result in travel delays, fines, and/or imprisonment, even when the traveler is unaware that their test results are not genuine and that Guyanese authorities have arrested U.S. citizens for presenting test results from unauthorized facilities.

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All travelers, including U.S. citizens, are advised to obtain a COVID-19 test only at a government-sanctioned clinic or service, especially when doing so for the purpose of traveling outside of Guyana. The Embassy maintains a list of authorized testing facilities on the 
Embassy COVID-19 website. See the CDC Travel to and from the United States page to view information on COVID-19 testing requirements for travel into the United States. Travelers can visit Guyana’s Ministry of Health Facebook page for more up to date information.

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  • U.S. Embassy Georgetown, Guyana  +(592) 225-4900 (24 hours)
  • ACSGeorge@state.gov, U.S. Embassy web page
  • State Department – Consular Affairs  888-407-4747   202-501-4444

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