Is a rapid test still required for domestic flights from Bangkok to Krabi?

Thailand Domestic Travel Rapid Test COVID-19 Regulations Air Travel Krabi

Jun 18, 2022

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Hello, is still required to do rapid test for fliying domestic (bkk to krabi)?

I arrived to bkk 4 days ago showing rapid test, can I still use the same test proof for domestic travel?

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The latest information indicates that there is no official requirement for a rapid test for domestic flights in Thailand. However, individual airlines may have specific rules, so it's advisable to check with your carrier.

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No official need for tests. Individual airlines may have their own rules

2 years ago

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I flew from Phuket to Chiang Maiast week with Vietair and nobody asked/checked

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@Brett *********

does this apply for unvaccinated too?

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