Do You Need to Get Your Thai Pass Reissued If You Book a New Flight?

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November 14, 2021

3 years ago

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Hi everyone, i was wondering if you book a new flight, do you need to get your thai pass reissued?

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The Thai Pass may not need to be reissued for new flights within a 72-hour window, as indicated by a comment referencing point no. 21 on an official list.

Andreus **********

3 years ago

Andreus **********

Nikita You have a 72 hour window. See no 21 on the attached list....

3 years ago

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Also may need a new RT PCR COVID test.

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