Cantonese people want to go to Guizhou to play, do they need a seven-day nucleic acid test report?

No, they are all low-risk areas of the epidemic. The body temperature test is normal, and the green code of the epidemic prevention health code is required to pass and stay in the hotel (the epidemic prevention information code of the government service platform is mutually recognized). Help you, please click the green [Accept]!

Usually not needed, if you come from a low-risk area, you can provide a green health code, if you have a yellow code, you need a negative nucleic acid test certificate, and a red code is directly quarantined for 14 days.

Guangzhou is now a low-risk area for the epidemic. If the temperature test is normal, you can pass and check in the hotel normally with the green code of the epidemic prevention health code (now the epidemic prevention information code on the government service platform is mutually recognized), and no nucleic acid test report is required. Everyone must abide by the local epidemic prevention management regulations. It is recommended to call the destination Local 12345 citizen hotline for confirmation. <br/><br/>【If you find the answer useful, please click "Accept" for help, thank you! 】

Those in Liaoning and Guangdong are required to submit a nucleic acid test report.

unnecessary. <br/>People in low-risk areas (including those in low-risk areas in Hubei and teachers and students returning to Guizhou from low-risk areas in other provinces) hold a health pass code "green code" when they arrive in our province. Free and orderly movement under the premise of personal protection;<br/>Those who have a history of traveling in medium- and high-risk areas within 14 days, when they arrive in our province, hold a negative nucleic acid test certificate from other provinces within 7 days or be able to show a health certificate containing negative nucleic acid test information The pass code "Green Code" allows free and orderly flow under the premise of normal temperature measurement and personal protection;

No, as long as you have a health code, I am now in Hunan, and I am planning to go to Guizhou in the next two days. hope this helps.