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Is there a website to check the status of my COE application for travel to Thailand?
COE applicationThailand immigrationThai visarepatriation flightsCertificate of EntryCOVID-19 travel regulationsPenang Thai embassyASQ requirements
Sep 30, 2020
6 years ago
Germz **********
ORIGINAL POSTERHi. Is there any any website to check the list of appproved COE application because the embassy in penang is not answering my call and email? Thank you
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user inquires about a website to check approved Certificate of Entry (COE) applications due to difficulty in contacting the Thai embassy in Penang. Comments suggest that the approval process involves receiving a spot on repatriation flights, and it may be important to contact the embassy at specific hours. One user shares their experience with the COE process, mentioning that evidence of payment for accommodation and medical insurance is required.
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Rob **********
From my limited experience of my wife and I having received a COE.
First they give you a spot on a repatriation flight. You then pay for the flight, show evidence of payment for ASQ and Medical Insurance covering Covid for not less than 100k usd.
Then they’ll issue you a COE. Have they given you a spot on a flight as yet?
First they give you a spot on a repatriation flight. You then pay for the flight, show evidence of payment for ASQ and Medical Insurance covering Covid for not less than 100k usd.
Then they’ll issue you a COE. Have they given you a spot on a flight as yet?
Shalom ********
@Rob *********
do you know where did your wife apply to get certificate of Entry please can you give me some informationRob **********
@Shalom *******
Thai Embassy in the country you’re inReply to
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Andrew *******
Explain yourself more is my advice 😂
Michael ********
Depends when you are calling dont call in office hours. I found with Thai Singapore embassy was best to call the hour or two in afternoon when office was closed for visitors.
For Singapore that was 4 to 6 pm.
For Singapore that was 4 to 6 pm.
Germz **********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Michael *******
ok... thank you for this adviceMichael ********
@Germz *********
Also check if they have facebook page Reply to
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Apex ********************
approved COE application list? What?
Michael ********
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Certificate of EntryReply to
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