What should I do if I test positive for COVID-19 before my flight back to the UK?

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Just wanted to know what happens if you test positive b4 your flight back to the UK and the pcr will keep showing positive for 90 days even though you are over it

Ask Thailand · Answer

If you test positive for COVID-19 before your flight to the UK, you may not be permitted to fly until you can present a negative test. In Thailand, a negative result is typically required for boarding, and quarantine may be necessary until you test negative again. It's also worth noting that positive PCR tests can remain for several weeks even after recovery, so obtaining a recovery certificate may be advisable. Mandatory health insurance is recommended to cover potential quarantine costs. Further complications may arise related to visa durations if you exceed your limit while in quarantine.

Steve ******** · Answer

I have a friend who is postive    he need test on the 4th.   Then we understand to fly he must be negative 14 days later. He can get the letter to fly.

Chan ************* · Answer

howb bout the visa ? if off to quarantine but exceeded visa limit ?

Baron ********* · Answer

You can do the Antigen test going to UK. Maybe they don't pick up the old virus particles like PCR

Symon ********* · Answer

I think that's the idea of the mandatory health insurance. Covers you for your stay in a quarentine facility until you test negative.

Jim *********** · Answer

U not flying

Jared ********** · Answer

90 days is about the maximum, you can also test negative after 10 days. The average is 3-4 weeks but you probably want to look into a certificate of recovery.

Ivan *********** · Answer

False test result, most likely.

Will ************ · Answer

You get carted off to quarantine, you don’t get your flight. It’s already happened to someone

Angel *********** · Answer

Off to the internment camp

Albert ******** · Answer

Somewhere there should be a quarintine.

Greg ******** · Answer

No idea about the UK but you would get out in Thailand after a -Ve test in Thailand. I think there is usually a gap between having a _ve test before indicating +ve. Having said that I saw an Infectious disease Specialist at Bumrungrad after I had Covid in November. He said he has had pilots and other aircrew stuck for months as countries like China will not let them back until a negative test :-)

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