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Do you need a PCR test result before applying for the Thai Pass for travel to Thailand?

Thai Pass PCR Test Travel to Thailand Visa Requirements COVID-19 Regulations

Jan 24, 2022

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Do you need the results of your PCR test before flight to Thailand for your Thai pass application 

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No, you do not need the results of your PCR test to apply for the Thai Pass; however, you must have a negative test result 72 to 48 hours before your flight to board the plane and enter the country. Additionally, you need to pre-book PCR tests for arrival and on day 5-6, and upload a receipt for Thailand Pass.

Josh ***********

You don’t need it to apply for the Thai pass you just need it to board the plane and enter the country .

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Gordon *******

You need to pre book your PCR tests for arrival & day 5-6 and upload picture of receipt for Thailand pass , you need the negative result 72-48 hours prior to flight depending on airline before you are allowed to board the flight

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I understand the day 1 and day 5 tests

But before I leave the UK for Thailand I just need a negative result I do not need it for the Thai pass?

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Matt *********

yes you need a RT-PCR test check with your airline because my airline say I have to have a 48 hour test even though Thailand say you need a 72 hour test and you do not need it for your Thai pass just show once you arrive in Thailand…

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cheers pal thank you

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Gordon *******

no it’s needed for boarding the flight & they check it on arrival before immigration , best to print off the result too, I didn’t have time to print mine off & was fine till I landed in Phuket , they give you an email to send it to & print it off in the airport, but there were a lot of people on the flight the same and was a bit of a hold up to get through immigration due to waiting on the test cert being printed

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thanks pal

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Gordon *******

No probs

, all the faffing about is worth it once you get here 😎

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Gordon *******

Also if Phuket or other sandbox you need to book arrival PCR’s yourself , if arriving and Bangkok the hotels pre book for you

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Stuart *********

No.

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