I need advice from anyone who has successfully completed the Thai pass from when the new rules came into affect on
May 1st especially if they submitted a 72 pre departure PCR test.
1) How long did the pass take to be successfully authorised from when you submitted the information.
2) Has anyone used the insurance company below and got the certificate straight away and pay with a foreign debit card. I have insurance in Thailand that was OK for my Non O visa but am being told I can't use it for the pass. I just need the cheapest available as I won't be using it. I don't want to chance using my Thai insurance in case it's refused as I am limited on the time I can submit it due to the PCR test.
3) Does the duration of the insurance have to cover the full 90 day duration of the Visa.
Thank you.
TLDR : Answer Summary
The post seeks advice about the Thai Pass process introduced on May 1st, specifically regarding the duration of approval, experiences with insurance companies, and whether the insurance must cover the entire visa duration. Commenters shared their experiences of quick approvals, insurance payment options, and clarified some rules about PCR tests and insurance coverage for vaccinated travelers.
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