What is the requirement regarding PCR test timing for the Thai Pass before departure or arrival?

Thai Pass PCR Test Requirements Travel Regulations Thailand Visa Unvaccinated Travelers

May 16, 2022

3 years ago

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Morning, for the Thai pass, does the PCR test need to be done within 72hrs of departure or arrival? Thanks!

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For the Thai Pass, the PCR test must be conducted within 72 hours prior to departure if you are unvaccinated, provided that you do not have layovers longer than 24 hours.

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If you're coming unvaccinated it's 72 hours before departure as long as you don't have any layovers longer than 24 hours I think it is.

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