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What are the rules for traveling to Thailand with a recovery certificate after a positive COVID test?

COVID-19 Protocols Thailand Travel Regulations Visa and Entry Requirements Test and Go Scheme Recovery Certificate Quarantine Rules

Feb 9, 2022

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Anyone experienced with recovered covid test and go into thailand .. Exemption pre departure postive test but day 1 or 5 test positive and not exempt and had to quarantine even with below

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Travelers who have recovered from COVID-19 and hold a valid recovery certificate may face complications upon entry to Thailand, particularly regarding day 1 and day 5 COVID tests. Although the recovery certificate may exempt entry, positive test results on arrival can lead to additional quarantine requirements, causing confusion within the expat community.

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Lyndon ************

In Phuket...

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Will ************

Someone actually arrived on February 3 on the new test and go.

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Paul *********

If you get a recovery certificate which is valid and gives exemption to fly, shouldnt it also be valid for a day

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positive test once in Thailand?

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thats my understanding ..But someone in an other group is saying seen a lot of reports of people being quarantined day 2 and 5 even with a recovery memo and even tho these rules just kicked in.. scaremongering

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Paul *********

day 1 not day 2; first PCR test is done the day you arrive. So any talk of a day 2 test is wrong.

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Dimitri ********

A test on day 1, quarantine on day 2. There is no talk about a day 2 test.

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OP originally had day 2 and day 5 test mentioned in his comment, then edited it to say day 1.

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Michael ********

Click here been a few posts about this recently.

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cant see anything since the recovered SOP came in 1st Feb

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Michael ********

no true but applications started on 1st if allow 7 days and fly on 7th first of those people will start doing day 5 tests on the 12th.

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