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What are the requirements for UK citizens to fly to Thailand during a family emergency?

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Mar 31, 2022

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Teyte-Rae *******

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Hey,

My mother in law currently needs to get out to Thailand to see my brother in law who has had a bad accident and is currently in hospital and has been for a week.

We are flying from the UK.

Can you please advise what we need to get out there?

Thanks

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To travel to Thailand from the UK for a family emergency, your mother-in-law needs to apply for the Thai Pass online. UK citizens can enter Thailand without a visa for up to 30 days. It's important to book return flights and travel insurance, and reserve at least one night in a SHA++ hotel. Additionally, carry proof of vaccination and a travel insurance certificate. Some recent reports suggest potential mandatory measures upon arrival, such as testing and quarantine, so it’s advisable to check the latest updates from reliable sources. Lastly, a couple of RAT tests should be carried along for reassurance.

Brian ********

Hope this helps

Thailand Pass Documents

* Passport

* Travel insurance certificate and proof of of cover

* Vaccination certificate

* Hotel + Taxi + PCR Test confirmation invoice

* Proof of residence in UK (gas bill or water bill or council tax bill)

* Mobile number + Email address (Gmail not Hotmail )

* Name & address in UK

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Zane ********

apply for thaipass and you will need to book a sha++ hotel try The Silver Palm Hotel

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David *******

take couple of RAT tests with them also, I would take before leaving and on arrival for sure

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Lindsey **********

That is the up to date news today

I have just completed the process for my daughter to come over

If you need help I can have a call to you to help

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Lindsey **********

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Teyte-Rae *******

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Thanks for the well wishes x

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Teyte-Rae *******

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I’ve heard that they are saying you’ve tested positive when you arrive and then making you stay in hotel for a week and pay £1000? Is this true? Sorry to ask we just need someone out there asap. X

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Marc *********

@Teyte-Rae ******

no

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Lindsey **********

@Teyte-Rae ******

where is the patient

I live in Koh samui and can help if it’s here

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Teyte-Rae *******

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@Lindsey *********

thank you very much. The motorbike accident happened in ko pangun but his injuries were too severe so he’s been transported to the mainland so its pretty far away. Thanks so much though xx

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Lindsey **********

@Teyte-Rae ******

it’s the weekend if you would like me to go and get more info for you

if he has no friends here with him I do not mind it’s not far a ferry and one hour drive

I can speak thai also

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@Teyte-Rae ******

I don't think there is another option for tourist if you test positive, I think you woukd juat have to take the risk.

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Amy *******************

@Teyte-Rae ******

just make sure your insurance covers it, and check if they cover a symptomatic cases too.

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Sophie *********

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No insurers cover asymptomatic cases anyway tbh..

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@Sophie ********

they do but you can isolate at sha+ hotel but not all will let you

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Sophie *********

You're wrong. None do.

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Teyte-Rae *******

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@Amy ******************

we don’t have 7 days to wait sadly so wish this wasn’t the case x

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Tim *******

Return flights, insurance and book a one night stay in a SHA ++ hotel. Then apply for the Thai pass

Good luck. I hope he is okay

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Tim *******

@Lindsey *********

not needed with test and go. It’s all booked for you in BKK

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Lindsey **********

my daughter flying into Phuket and the hotels are not offering the PCR with the test and go booking

They said we have to book separate

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Tim *******

Sorry I did forget vaccination Certificates also. My bad….

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Ruth *******

and the hotel reservation (or some proof of a place to stay). I also wish him well.

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Yvonne *********

they must be fully vaccinated to do the 1 night test and go

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Ruth *******

@Yvonne ********

I’m not sure why you’re telling me that, not Tim, but yes. Excellent point. Vaccination also needs to be added as an assumption here.

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Tim *******

yes as I said it has to be a SHA ++ hotel reservation that includes PCR test on arrival and transfer from the airport

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Ruth *******

sorry that I was not clearer

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Tim *******

hmmm that’s not really needed. I arrived into BKK last Saturday and the immigration officer asked where I will be going after test and go and I told him Phuket. He didn’t ask for anything else.

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Ruth *******

you clearly didn’t see yesterday’s discussion. Maybe your officer didn’t ask, but that doesn’t mean none will. It IS a requirement and some do. When giving advice for someone who likely doesn’t want any hiccups, shouldn’t we give them the advice least likely to cause them? I wasn’t looking for a fight here. Oy!

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Tim *******

really. Your not looking for a fight? Oh my……

Goodbye

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Ruth *******

I meant the stay after the SHA++ hotel

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David *******

not required they only ask for thai pass, neg result and tm6 on arrival as everything is is done to get thai pass. By time she flies no need for neg result.

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Steve *******

Apply for the Thai Pass online. UK citizens can enter visa free for 30 days.

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