Do I need a PCR test 72 hours before my flight to Australia with Thai Airways?

PCR Test Thai Airways Travel Requirements Australia Vaccination Status COVID-19 Regulations

Aug 1, 2022

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Do I need a PCR-TEST 72 hour before departure?

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The necessity of a PCR test before flying to Australia with Thai Airways depends on vaccination status. Vaccinated travelers typically do not need a PCR test, while unvaccinated individuals may be required to present a negative test result.

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