Travelling to India? Leave airport early if you can pay more for an RTPCR test

If you are an international traveller arriving at an Indian airport, there is a way to avoid the long queues for an RTPCR test if you are willing to shell out more money.

If you are an international traveller arriving from at risk countries or otherwise and are worried about the long wait at an Indian airport, there is a way to avoid the long queues for an RTPCR test if you are willing to shell out more money.

There are two types of RTPCR tests; the rapid RTPCR test and a regular RTPCR test. A rapid RTPCR test takes an hour to give you the test results. While a normal RTPCR test takes a minimum of 4 hours for the test to be final. There is a cost factor attached.