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When do CPR test results need to be taken before flying to Thailand?
Oct 20, 2021
5 years ago
Chris *********************
ORIGINAL POSTERDoes the CPR test results have to be 72 hour before you land or when you check in
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The CPR test results must be obtained within 72 hours prior to your scheduled departure time of your first flight, not when you land. The results need to be presented at check-in before boarding. Passengers are advised to confirm specific airline requirements, as some may have different guidelines such as requiring tests to be taken 48 hours before the flight.
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John ********
When you check in
Tony **********
Pcr before and cpr when u party
Steve ********
If you transit through Singapore, they want one within 48 hours
Marcos **********
you can take your covid test at the airport. all international airports have a laboratory to carry out the test.
If your flight passes through Dubai, the QR ode in the test result is mandatory.
If your flight passes through Dubai, the QR ode in the test result is mandatory.
Stuey ******
Never had. CPR. Only RT PCR
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CPR ?Reply to
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Michael ********
If you are flying via Singapore please be aware they have different rules even for transit. I believe its 48 hours before
Chris *********************
ORIGINAL POSTERMichael Dawson do you have any idea what airport hotel is doing the 1 day quarantine after the 1st if it happens its easier for the wife to pick me up
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I believe it will be one of many. They are finalizing the list of SHA hotels now. I saw some mention that there could be 300 options.Reply to
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doha mateMichael ********
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No idea if i had to guess it would be anyone of the ones that are on the ASQ list as they are already set up for isolation.Reply to
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Mike *****
The UK embassy advises that you need the cert within 72 hours of flying..so that could mean you can have the test an hour before you fly,as long as you get the cert at.the same time..not that I'm not recommending you do that though..
Jeremy ********
CPR now along with the PCR test, this is getting ridiculous
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Chris *********************
ORIGINAL POSTERThanks everyone I'm just worried a bit now have to wait till 1st Nov to see what changes
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there will not be any change in the required RT-PCR COVID test before you fly to Thailand Reply to
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David *******
Always best to check with airline aswell begining of yr Lufthansa were requiring 48hrs
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Qatar mateChris *********************
ORIGINAL POSTERDavid Jones after the 1st of November flight prices will go up a lot paid £468 good turnaround
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i know prices great with qater from Man at present ill be booking by end of week Reply to
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ORIGINAL POSTERDavid Jones just waiting to see what hotels will be available in the 1 day quarantine
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im the same mate not booked flight but seen what i want with qater just waiting for them to finalise itReply to
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Eliane ****
Before you depart, the airline will need see it negitive before checking you in.
Eddie ******
72hrs before scheduled departure time of your first flight according to
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Chris *********************
ORIGINAL POSTERSo when I land if any delays I'm ok
Will ************
First flight.
Stephan ***********
Before departure of your first flight.
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