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What documentation is needed from a Covid-19 PCR test in Singapore to enter Thailand?

Covid-19 PCR test Thailand entry requirements documentation Singapore testing expat travel advice

Janelle *****

asked Feb 21, 2021

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Hi! Has anyone done the Covid-19 PCR test in Singapore? What documentation did you need from the test to enter Thailand? Thanks!

Answer summary

If you are entering Thailand after taking a Covid-19 PCR test in Singapore, you will need documentation that includes your name, passport number, and date of birth. Make sure the test is an RT PCR test. It's advisable to check with the testing location (such as Raffles at Terminal 3) for specific requirements as well.

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Michael ********

I had name passport number and date of birth on mine.

Got to be the RT PCR test.

Got mine done at raffles terminal 3 but any of the raffles will know whats required for Thailand

6 years ago

Michael ********

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6 years ago

Janelle *****

@Michael *******

I saw that the MOH approved clinics give out the lab test and a memo - Thailand requests for the fit to fly? And how much did it cost you? Also, did you do the test on the day you flew?

6 years ago

Michael ********

@Janelle ****

just checked it was S$ 186

6 years ago

Michael ********

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6 years ago

Michael ********

@Janelle ****

Singapore was expensive nearly 3 times the cost. I got a years one for about

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bahr but this is not just covid insurance and age is a factor.

Mine also covers Asean excluding Singapore.

I got from Arawan Namak she also does monthly insurance, as its Thai based definetly covers Thailand

6 years ago

Janelle *****

@Michael *******

Just for context, I am on a 60 day TR Visa, and the one I bought from Sompo does not seem to claimable if it's considered "non-essential travel" (still waiting for their response)

6 years ago

Janelle *****

@Michael *******

How much did you pay for your full year of insurance! Also, would you advise me to purchase travel insurance from a Singapore company or a Thai company instead? I'm trying to purchase from a SG company, but there seems to be lack of clarity about being unable to claim if it's considered "non-essential travel".

6 years ago

Michael ********

@Janelle ****

i got from Thai company called April but i got full insurance for year, through a broker Arawan Namak she is quite helpful

6 years ago

Janelle *****

@Michael *******

thank you lah! OK I am trying desperately to reduce the overall cost of my "non-essential trip" as much as I can. Curious - what travel insurance did you buy?

6 years ago

Michael ********

@Janelle ****

there are cheaper places do fit to fly i think i stupid lah not ask price so no choice.

6 years ago

Michael ********

@Janelle ****

yes got one at raffles terminal 3 as well the morning i flew out 124 dollars.

6 years ago

Janelle *****

@Michael *******

did you give a Fit to Fly certificate?

6 years ago

Michael ********

@Janelle ****

no i did the test two days before result took 24 to 48 hours then.

Name and stuff was on memo.

Lab test yes was seperate piece of paper.

Just staple the two together although name is on lab test as well.

Costs i think around 230 cannot remember exactly

6 years ago