Is there an actual FTF certificate form that immigration accepts.
Or doesn't matter
Can I see what most of you handed in
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The conversation discusses the requirements for obtaining a Fit to Fly (FTF) certificate needed for international travel, specifically to Thailand. It highlights that the FTF certificate should be on doctor's letterhead confirming that the traveler is fit to fly and has tested negative for COVID-19 through an RT-PCR test. Several comments mention the quick service from Dr. Donna Robinson for obtaining the necessary documentation, noting that most clinics can issue both the FTF document and the COVID-19 test result, but they are separate documents. The importance of presenting these documents to airlines as part of travel requirements is emphasized.
Tony *********
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All good to go guys .
Got mine through Dr Donna . So quick and best 18 Aud I've spent 😁😁
Yes of course but the same Dr/clinic can issue them, and the F2F doc comes with a negative test result.
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John *******
This was ok on leaving Sydney Tony ...last Friday..in addition they will obviously need to see a copy of your Rt-Pcr ...at both airports and your ASQ Hotel mate
what is JUSMAG-THAI? That document hasn't even mention words fit to fly. Covid-test has to be PCR-RT. And those are two separate documents.
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John *******
No , just needs to be on a Dr's letterhead , and have that you have tested negative to the " Covid 19 virus based on a Rt-pcr result , and in his opinion you are fit to fly ( travel overseas )