TravelTalkOnline Forums Travel and Vacation Forums St. Maarten - St. Martin Entry Requirement Question

Looking at the entry requirements for those who have had COVID with in the past 9 months I see there are 3 options to provide proof of recovery. A government issued proof of recovery, The positive PCR test with a CT value of 35 or higher or a signed and stamped covid 19 recovery letter from a physician accompanied by the positive PCR test. My wife had COVID around 5 months ago, We have no idea what or where one would obtain a government issued proof of recovery. Her PCR test does not list a CT Value. I think our only option is a letter from her doctor. Does anyone know what they mean by stamped? My wife works in a medical office and she doesn't know of any stamp that would signify the document is from her or any other medical office.

Not to ask a stupid question but is she vaccinated? If both shots for Pfizer or Moderna, then you don't need to worry about this other stuff.

She is double boosted but the SXM entry requirements do not read that way. They simply state and do not seem to indicate vaccination eliminates this requirement:

Travelers who have recovered from a Covid-19 infection within 9 months before departure must upload one of the below acceptable proof of recovery:

A government / public health authority issued proof of recovery (Digital Covid Recovery Certificate or letter)
A lab issued positive covid-19 PCR test result also indicating a Ct value of 35 or higher.
A signed and stamped Covid-19 recovery letter from a physician accompanied by the positive Covid-19 PCR test result.

If I am misreading something, please let me know. https://stmaartenehas.com/travel-requirements/

Just ignore the recovery part, and go with the proof of vaccination. I think they're referring to people who choose to skip vaccination because of their natural immunity.

I agree....she is fully vaxed and good to go. I would concentrate more on the RETURN requirements if she is still testing positive....then the requirements you mentioned might come into play