What documents do I need to prepare before flying to Thailand?

Thailand Pass COVID-19 Travel Requirements Visa Health Insurance Vaccination Certificates Travel Checklist

Nov 26, 2021

3 years ago

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Hi,

Hope everyone is well :)

Flying to Thailand on Saturday and just wanted to double check I have everything. This post might also serve as a good check list for other people.

Ive printed out a copy of each:

Thailand Pass QR Code

Flights (with a return within 30 days of arrival.)

Confirmation letter from the hotel for my 1 night quarantine.

Health insurance with a minimum coverage of 50,000 USD for the entirety of my trip.

Double Vaccination Certificates

I will receive my RT PCR covid test results tomorrow and will print that out as well.

Is there anything I am forgetting? As far as I know the TM8 is not something you need to fill out and print before flying? Also, the fit to fly certificate is no longer required I believe. 

Please, let me know what you think!

Thanks everyone!

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TLDR : Answer Summary

The user is preparing to travel to Thailand and lists the necessary documents required for entry, including the Thailand Pass QR code, flight details, hotel confirmation for quarantine, health insurance, and vaccination certificates. They express concern about possible forgotten items and clarify the need for a TM8 form and a fit-to-fly certificate. Comments include tips from other users about travel documentation and experiences related to obtaining visas and health safety amid evolving travel restrictions.

Craig ******************

Can anyone advise me an agent to sort all this out for me, thaipass, insurance and anything else needed...

am to busy at work.. tia

3 years ago

Jonny *****

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@Craig *****************

honestly the process isn’t too bad. I got my thailand pass a few hours after submitting the documents. I’d say the most annoying part is booking the sha hotel and getting the confirmation letter from them but honestly not too bad

3 years ago

Craig ******************

@Jonny **********

av not really got time, or a would give it a go..

Av just had bother with the evisa, so gave up on that aswell.. think an agent is the way ahead for me

3 years ago

Jonny *****

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@Craig *****************

depending on how long you going for I wouldn’t bother with a visa. At the moment you can go 30 day visa exemption then get 30 day extension and then do the 60 day covid extension but the 60 day covid extension might be stopped after January no way of knowing. Good luck pal watch for the agency scams lots going round these days

3 years ago

Craig ******************

@Jonny **********

hopefully 90 days, usually get 60+30 plus 1 day travelling.. for the local embassy has shut and not using London, which is too far away.. so the evisa is asking for information a can't provide.. the dates are 23rd Dec to 23 or 24th march.. covid extension is out for me..

What a headache

3 years ago

Jonny *****

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@Craig *****************

yeah it’s so unpredictable impossible to properly plan. With this South African variant god knows what else will happen.

3 years ago

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Jonny *****

Jake *********

Uff Im so glad I ended up opting for Sri Lanka. The visa was taken care of literally in 2.5 mins:D but I will miss Pad Thai..you enjoy it for me bud:)

3 years ago

Brian ********

Credit cards

3 years ago

Michael ********

That looks correct, even though supposed to be paperless you will still need it.

No need fit to fly

3 years ago

David **********

Are you travelling for the UK?

3 years ago

Jonny *****

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