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What are the current COVID recovery rules and testing requirements for entering Thailand?
COVID-19 Entry RequirementsCertificate of RecoveryThailand PassImmigration RulesVaccinationPCR TestingExpat Guidance
Dec 30, 2021
4 years ago
Christina *********
ORIGINAL POSTEREdit** is there a time frame after a positive test, some countries are 14 days some are after clear PCR.
Hi, so I’m due to fly back to Thailand on the 4th, I have my Thai Pass but …. I might have covid (just waiting for results), what’s the rules for covid recovered. Do I just need a ‘Certificate of Recovery’ and does this mean I don’t do the PCR tests?
I am aware getting a flight on the 4th is unlikely, just want to know what steps I need, I will be double vaccinated and covid recovered. Thanks 💖
Hi, so I’m due to fly back to Thailand on the 4th, I have my Thai Pass but …. I might have covid (just waiting for results), what’s the rules for covid recovered. Do I just need a ‘Certificate of Recovery’ and does this mean I don’t do the PCR tests?
I am aware getting a flight on the 4th is unlikely, just want to know what steps I need, I will be double vaccinated and covid recovered. Thanks 💖
TLDR : Answer Summary
The conversation discusses the COVID-19 entry rules for Thailand, focusing on the requirements for travelers who have recovered from the virus. Users express concerns about whether a 'Certificate of Recovery' eliminates the need for PCR tests and share experiences with various airlines' acceptance of such certificates. The importance of staying updated with health regulations and testing protocols is emphasized, noting that recent posts have addressed similar issues.
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Geoff ******
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i dont know why you need to take a test at all but if its postive you can still enter with a certificate
i dont know why you need to take a test at all but if its postive you can still enter with a certificate
Geoff ******
Christina *********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Geoff *****
I’ve arrived yesterday my tested negative. Certificate was £75 I risked not getting it. So 🤞🤞🤞
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Joanne ************
Hey Christina did you end up finding out any further information about a certificate of recovery? I’m due to fly on the 11th and still testing positive. I’m due to fly with emirates who said they do not accept them so I’m just wondering if you found out any airlines which do accept a certificate of recovery?
Christina *********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Joanne ***********
hello, no information sorry. I’m hoping to travel around the 14th and have a negative result. I’m with Etihad,
I’m looking to get a certificate to avoid quarantine if tested positive in Thailand. Whether or not this would exclude me from quarantine is another question.
Have given up my Thai pass as it’s invalid and canceled my flight.
So just playing the waiting game 😞
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Niclas ***********
Can I ask where you managed to pick up covid?
Christina *********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Niclas **********
UK just came back for few weeks. Omicron is going around. So many people have it but it’s super mild. Still waiting for PCR.
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Bob **********
Still need tests , and have read in some case,s refuse knowledge of certificate of recovery . Even tho authorities say they will accept.
Gamble time .
Gamble time .
Christina *********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Bob *********
yeah it’s a tough one. It’s also making sure that’s no chance we are carrying even after neg tests.Bob **********
@Christina ********
annoying , being tested positive . When you no personally , your ok. I feel close to cancelling right nowChristina *********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Bob *********
yes I can’t find this anywhere. Just got to hope and have good enough insurance to cover you if you do get positive.Bob **********
@Christina ********
, I still cannot find anything in writing. If you go with a Covid recovery certificate. Still read positive tests. What the authorities action is . FrustratingChristina *********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Bob *********
I’ve found this about the certificate but no information on PCR test, as if you had covid you can have positive results 90 days after 😑. I think just get absolutely everything I can 🤷♀️
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Albert ********
Stay away from everyone.
Christina *********
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I’m obviously self isolating.Reply to
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Michael ********
There have been a few posts last couple of days about this. Check the topic PostiveResults tagged you in it.
Christina *********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Michael *******
thank you 🙂Reply to
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