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What is the doctor's letter for COVID recovery and how can it assist with the ThaiPass application?

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Feb 4, 2022
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Jenni ******
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Can someone explain to me what the doctors letter is if you have had covid and recovered ? And is this a better way to apply for the ThaiPass
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The doctor's letter serves as a confirmation that an individual has recovered from COVID-19 and is not contagious, but may still test positive on a PCR test. This documentation could be beneficial for applying to the ThaiPass, a system for travelers entering Thailand.
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Jared **********
It’s saying that you have recovered from Covid and are not contagious but still might test positive on a PCR test, several people have made posts in this group so shouldn’t be too hard to find with the search function
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Paul *********
just remember there needs to be a window of minimum 14 days between date of infection and date of travel, along with the recovery letter.
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 14 days after date of recovery, not infection
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Steve **********
Actually after double checking it looks like it is from the date of first infection
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 yep, found my answers again thank you 🙏
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 thanks 😊
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