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What COVID-19 documents do I need before traveling to Phuket if I'm not vaccinated?
COVID-19 Travel RequirementsPhuket TravelVaccination Status and TravelPCR Testing for TravelThailand Entry RegulationsDomestic Travel in Thailand
Nov 13, 2021
4 years ago
Maxikito ********
ORIGINAL POSTERHOLA everyone,
Traveling to Phuket and not vaccinated. What should I do regarding covid documents etc before traveling in order to be able to enter? As low cost as possible.
Cheers
Traveling to Phuket and not vaccinated. What should I do regarding covid documents etc before traveling in order to be able to enter? As low cost as possible.
Cheers
TLDR : Answer Summary
Traveling to Phuket unvaccinated requires you to be aware of certain COVID-19 entry and travel regulations. It's crucial to obtain a negative RT-PCR test within 72 hours before your flight for domestic travel. If you consider getting vaccinated for easier travel, it's recommended. Different airlines may have specific requirements, so it's best to check with them before your flight.
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James ***********
Why aren’t you vaccinated?
Mel ********
I have just had a debate with a guy who hasn't been vaccinated because he is unsure what is in the syringe. He was very heavily tattooed and I asked him if he knew what was in the ink. He has now decided to get the jab tomorrow.
Lynnette *******
@Mel *******
the ingredients of the different vaccines are ready available to see, so he can just go check it out. (Requires basic reading)Reply to
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Kay *******
For Domestic flight, just go to a hospital or clinic and get tested 72 hours before your flight. If you're tested negative then you're good to go.
Chan *************
a question, i read from somewhere, if i have a vaccinated letter, do i still need to take PCR test for domestic flight ?
Tai *********
@Chan ************
Yes, most airlines require a negative RT-PCR test result or you would not be allowed to board. I am flying SIA to Phuket in a few days and I heard that they are very strict about it.Frédéric ******************
@Tai ********
SIA is not a domestic flight.Reply to
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Kay *******
@Chan ************
no for fully vaccinated. This information I got it from the airline. Chan *************
@Kay ******
thanks ☺️Reply to
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Michael *******
Get the vaccine
Maxikito ********
ORIGINAL POSTERBased on what facts exactly? Exactly!
Maxikito ********
ORIGINAL POSTERDon't be sad. Just get it
Michael *******
You sad twat
Maxikito ********
ORIGINAL POSTERNO! U get the vaccine
Chris *********************
@Maxikito *******
it's people like you who are spreading the virus stay where you are Reply to
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Shaun *********
Cheapest thing to do would be get the vaccine
Maxikito ********
ORIGINAL POSTERActually cheapest is to get covid and you'll be immune against it for a while, so you're wrong
Lyndon ************
@Maxikito *******
depends who's paying for your hospital billReply to
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Michael ********
From inside or outside of Thailand
Maxikito ********
ORIGINAL POSTERMy bad, had to mention flying from Bangkok.
Tx for the answers as well
Tx for the answers as well
Micah ********
@Michael *******
^this question. To OP: Inside, all you need is a negative PCR within 72 hours of entering (7 days supposedly works, but airlines may require 72 for unvaxxed).
From outside, you can't.
Michael ********
@Micah *******
yes I am aware, i have done entry via ASQ and via Sandbox. Thats why i asked the question of the poster.Micah ********
@Michael *******
Yep, I was agreeing with your question, then my additional info was to the OP(I just did sandbox/T&G in Phuket this past week)
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Jason ********
@Micah *******
Wrong. Yes you can. You just have to quarantine in Bkk, first. So much bad info from so many ppl.Micah ********
@Jason *******
Then it becomes a domestic flight (i.e. inside).... Maybe take your own criticism.Michael ********
@Jason *******
the question was PhuketJason ********
@Michael *******
Same?? I thought once you do your 10-14 day quarantine, you're free to travel anywhere. If I'm wrong on that, my bad...Michael ********
@Jason *******
no thats correct but there question was specifically about Phuket and without knowing whether they were referring to domestic or international travel cant answer correctly.If international yes quarantine in Bangkok although there are still ASQs in Phuket which are more for people with private jets
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