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Can I enter Thailand with a positive Covid test if I have a recovery certificate?

Thailand travel Covid recovery certificate entry requirements visa and immigration Phuket travel regulations Covid-19 testing in Thailand

Dec 29, 2021

4 years ago

Bob **********

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I arrive at Phuket 17th January , and have just recovered from Covid. 

Is there anyone who can actually say they, got through the authorities , with a Covid recovery certificate . If a test still read positive . Thankyou

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TLDR : Answer Summary

The inquiry seeks to determine whether it is possible to enter Thailand with a Covid recovery certificate if the RT-PCR test results remain positive. The conversation includes references to a lack of definitive answers in other groups, concerns about testing requirements, and advice on regulations regarding recovered patients and vaccinations.

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4 years ago

Yuri ***********

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4 years ago

Yuri ***********

no prob i copy privies lad! Google " entering thailand with covid recovery certificate - thus - - If you have recovered from being infected from COVID-19 and the RT-PCR test before travelling is still positive, travellers need to show a medical record (issued within 3 months) stating that they have recovered from COVID-19. May be vaccinated with only one dose if fully recovered from COVID-19.

- If you have been fully vaccinated before being infected, you can use your vaccine certificates to enter the country as "fully vaccinated" and a medical record (issued within 3 months) stating that they have recovered from COVID-19.

** All those who have been infected will have to take a RT-PCR test before travelling as stated in No. 2. **

4 years ago

Greg ********

Can you get a test on the NHS to see if you prove negative or positive? I am in a different boat to you. Had Covid in Thailand and need to go to Europe for work in Feb - I am worried about a +ve test. Will go in January for a test here to see what happens.

4 years ago

Bob **********

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it should show recovery tomorrow 29 th

4 years ago

Greg ********

@Bob *********

I was never tested for it but after I had a viral load and neutralising antibody tests at Bumrungrad. The Prof of Infectious Disease I saw said I must have had it. He had to write a letter to my work saying I was no longer contagious so I could visit the office. The viral load test was high at 93.9 (Over 35 is considered high). This has me worried I may test positive. for a while. It was pre-Omicron in October but only had sniffles and sore throat.

4 years ago

Bob **********

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@Greg *******

good luck . You should be fine tho , October positive reading

4 years ago

Greg ********

@Bob *********

Hope so - the Thai's panic. Even though i was never in the office while I was sick or contagious they sent everyone home for a few days till they got the guys in Hazmat suits to fumigate the place :-)

4 years ago

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Greg ********

Bob **********

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@Greg *******

, I am hoping in the next few days my nhs app, shows recovery . Because all tests positive and negative were shown to nhs

4 years ago

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Bob **********

Greg ********

Lots of similar questions have been asked in various groups last few days. I have not seen a definitive answer yet. Good luck and hope it goes well.