Normally 5 days, if you still have no symptoms after that, then maybe you are asymptomatic, or did not catch it.
On the fifth day you can have yourself tested just to be more sure if you have it or not.
this post was submitted on 26 Sep 2023
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It was basically a day or day and a half, and very clearly once the symptoms hit. I contracted it at night, so late next day and the morning after that, which is when I took the RAT test, which came up super positive immediately.