When applying for a Thailand Pass, should I use my flight date or my landing date for entry?

Nov 2, 2021
3 years ago
Michael **************
ORIGINAL POSTER
When applying for COE with Thai pass they ask for the date you enter Thailand. Do you use the date you fly or the date you land

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TLDR : Answer Summary
When applying for the Thailand Pass, you should use the date you land in Thailand as the entry date, not the date your flight takes off. The comments emphasize that you enter Thailand upon landing.
Wannikea *********
Life is hard for you isn't it?
Mel ********
Michael, I have to say this but can I have a bottle of what you've had.
Nguyen *****************
Doesn’t Thailand Pass replace COE?
Dick **********
The word enter is what they want
Brandon ************
The date you entered Thailand... It's self explanatory. You're not in Thailand when your flight takes off
Michael **************
ORIGINAL POSTER
@Brandon ***********
that is what I used

I’m just doting the I’s and crossing the T’s
Robert ***********
Land. You enter Thailand when you enter Thailand.
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