Do you need a PCR test or is an antigen test acceptable for a 2-hour layover in Thailand?

Thailand Layover Travel Requirements COVID-19 Testing Antigen Test PCR Test Vaccination Status

May 6, 2022

3 years ago

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Hi, for 2 hour layover in Thailand, do you need PCR or is antigen (quick test) also accepted if done within 24 hours? :)

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For a 2-hour layover in Thailand, vaccinated travelers do not need to present any test results.

Bobby ********

If you're vaccinated, do not need any test

3 years ago

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@Bobby *******

who is considered fully vaccinated? I have 2 vaccines Pfizer but my last one was in July 2021, am I considered fully vaccinated? I also have a covid recovery certificate

3 years ago

Bobby ********

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Yes you're fully vaccinated

3 years ago

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