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What does my 14-year-old daughter need to enter Thailand from Australia with a Thai passport?
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Feb 3, 2022
4 years ago
Colin ********
ORIGINAL POSTERThai daughter traveling to Thailand
What does my 14 yr old Thai daughter have to do to enter Thailand from Australia. she has Thai passport.
What does my 14 yr old Thai daughter have to do to enter Thailand from Australia. she has Thai passport.
TLDR : Answer Summary
A 14-year-old Thai citizen traveling from Australia to Thailand with a Thai passport needs to follow certain entry protocols. Although Thai nationals face fewer restrictions, she must still apply for the Thai Pass. Importantly, unlike foreign travelers, she does not require travel insurance. It's advisable to check the official Thai Pass website and contact the Thai embassy for detailed guidance, especially since she will be traveling alone, with her mother waiting for her in Thailand.
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John *********
Contact airline , shes on her own to thaì . 14 yrs old , will assist her thru it all🙏
Richard *******
It will be nice once Thailand wakes up and does away with the TP and all other covid restrictions. I may well be ashes by then.
Michael ********
The only difference is she doesnt need insurance
Colin ********
ORIGINAL POSTERthanks, as she will be traveling alone any information will be helpful. Her mother will meet her in Thailand.
Stacey *******
Rules are different for Thai nationals
Easier and less restrictions
Check Thai pass official site and contact Thai embassy in your country via email
Very helpful
Easier and less restrictions
Check Thai pass official site and contact Thai embassy in your country via email
Very helpful
Garrett ***********
@Stacey ******
No they aren't, same for everyoneStacey *******
@Garrett **********
Thai nationals also DO NOT need to show proof of a PCR test upon arrivalOnly during their hotel stay
Day 1 & 5
So back to my original comment
It is easier and cheaper for Thai nationals to return or come to their own country
Check TAT website and Thai Pass official website if you aren't convinced
Byyyeeeeee
Niclas ***********
Just get an travel insurance with good coverage from Australia it is way better than not having one even if it is not an requirement...
Steven ***************
@Garrett **********
. Wrong again.Garrett ***********
@Ste***
You'd know, you were born wrong.Steven ***************
@Garrett **********
. Typical of you to get personal , again.Steven ***************
@Garrett **********
did I hurt your feelings? Whats personal about that compared to your reply? Don't be a seppo.Reply to
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Stacey *******
@Garrett **********
Thai nationals, entitled to government health coverage, are not required to obtain an insurance policy.Garrett ***********
@Sta***
Says who?Paul *********
@Garrett **********
the law. It's been that way since Thailand Pass first launched.Reply to
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Wayne *********
Still has to apply for Thai Pass same as everyone else
Gary *********
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