Do I need a new Thai Pass if my flight schedule changes within the 72-hour window?

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Nov 20, 2021

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If my flight schedule changed into the 72hours time window, I don’t have to get a new Thai Pass ?

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If your flight schedule changes within the 72-hour time window before arrival in Thailand, you do not need to obtain a new Thai Pass. Instead, it's important to inform your hotel about the new arrival time and ensure that your pre-flight COVID-19 test results are valid within the required timeline.

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Nope, just inform your hotel of the new arrival and make sure your preflight covid test fits in the timeline

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