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What are the requirements for flying to Thailand with Air Canada regarding COVID tests and face-to-face appointments?

Air Canada Thailand travel COVID-19 requirements PCR test Face-to-Face (F2F)Certificate of Entry (COE)

March 14, 2021

4 years ago

Naruenapang *******

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Anyone flying with Air Canada and got any issues with Dr. Donna f2f?

Also does the covid test cert needs to state the 'RT-PCR'? I check the place I'm planning to get it, they calim that it's ok.(see image)

Many people used theirs to Thailand and also f2f. 🤔 I just want to make sure, thanks!

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The conversation discusses issues related to flying with Air Canada to Thailand, specifically about the COVID-19 testing requirements and face-to-face appointments. Key points include the necessity for separate documents for the PCR test and confirmation of its type. Additionally, participants confirmed successful submissions of their Certificate of Entry (COE) after ensuring they met testing guidelines.

Naruenapang *******

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Thanks for the suggestion everyone!

Got the COE now counting down the days and hope the covid test will be negative ✈️😁

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John ********

Where you flying from??

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Naruenapang *******

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Ottawa->Toronto->Doha->Bangkok

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I know good covid and ftf in Vancouver

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Greg *********

asked & answered, see above

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Steve *********

F2F and PCR test MUST be 2 separate documents.

Pcr results must specify type of test and clearly identify you (name, date of birth, even passport number)

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Naruenapang *******

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May I ask if the result within 72 hours before departure include the last transit departure??!

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departure of 1st International flight (so long as it's on 1 itinerary - ie. Bags through checked)

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I keep hearing that F2F and PCR test MUST be 2 separate documents., but these guys tell me that is not true, and they have never had any complaints.

Has anyone ever tried to go through customs with just the single document?

Has anyone else use DAM for their F2F and PCR test?

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Mark **********

I will be using DAM Manchester on the 22nd for PCR. The next day I have Dr Donna lined up for F2F.

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Ian *******

I contacted Qatar to clarify that the F2F and PCR test must be two separate documents, as I have been told by the company

@ , that this not correct and the F2F and PCR Test can be on the same sheet.

I would really like clarification before arriving at the airport please, so as not to miss my flight

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Ian *******

Qatar Airways informed that the F2F and PCR test must be two separate documents,

I have emailed DAM Health as I am not happy with what have told me

So when you visit them on the 22nd, tell them they are talking BS, from me please

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Steve *********

I've seen people turned away at check in for that.

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Jon *****

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My passport number was not mentioned on my RT-PCR result

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doesn't HAVE to be ... but you must be clearly identified. Date of birth and name are generally enough (though I had one with a slightly misspelled name and a 1 digit error in DOB! it was his passport number that I used to clear him for travel).

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Greg *********

Where you flying out of... YUL or YYZ?

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Scott *******

Make sure your covid test specifies RT-PCR. I had friends get denied boarding by Qatar even though their tests were RT-PCR just because it didn't specify that on their printout.

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Greg *********

Should be perfect!

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Naruenapang *******

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Thank you for the information!

just saw tiny letters there state the test type now😅

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Greg *********

Yes, technically it has to state that it was an RT(-PCR) test. I made that clear to the clinic, too.

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Greg *********

Dr. Donna's F2F certificate was accepted by Qatar Airlines with no problems

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Naruenapang *******

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YOW to YYZ then to DOH

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OK. I just drove to YUL. I couldn't find many RT-PCR tests in Ottawa with a guaranteed 48-hour turnaround.

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