How long is the Thai Pass valid if my flight is delayed?

Dec 9, 2021
3 years ago
Bill *********
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Hello, I've read through the posts about how long the Thai pass is good for. I see 72 hours. My flight was cancelled and was scheduled for today, Dec 8. to fly at 12:41 I'm rebooking for a flight on Saturday Dec 11 which will depart at 0900. Does anyone think this might be an issue? I'm unclear about the 72 hours window.

Thanks for your help
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TLDR : Answer Summary
The Thai Pass is valid for 72 hours from the time of your PCR test prior to departure to Thailand. If your flight was scheduled for December 8 and got canceled, you can rebook your flight within 72 hours without issues. Additionally, the Thai Pass is generally valid for up to three months from the date of issue. Be mindful of the PCR test timing for your rebooked flight.
Luciano ***********
Thai Pass is valid for 3 months from date of issue. The 72 hours if for the time from when you get your PCR Test before flying out to Thailand. You need to have had a PCR test 72 hours before you depart your Country to thailand
Garrett ***********
72 hours mate... If you were issued a Thaipass for Dec 8th and your flight was canceled, the pass is good for another flight taken within 72 hours.
Bill *********
ORIGINAL POSTER
Thank you!!
Howard *******
I think if you fly through Singapore it has to be 48 hours even stopping through going to Thailand
Garrett ***********
@How***
That's the PCR test, not Thaipass.
Bill *********
ORIGINAL POSTER
Im flying from the united states then through Narita. I read somewhere that it was 72 hours from the initial flight
Howard *******
@Bill ******
yes from initial flight
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