Is it OK to fly into Thailand with an antigen (or PCR) test obtained from country A, checking in for the flight from country B (after a 24 hour stopover), provided the results are within 72 hours of the flight departure to Bangkok? I assume yes, but wanted confirmation.

Just as an example here, say I were to fly from Australia to Vietnam with a test result issued in Australia, then spend one night in Vietnam and then fly onto Thailand?

We don't have direct flight to Phuket. So how we can go Phuket under sandbox 7 days. We are 7 family members. How can we go Phuket from shuvarnavhumi airport and what we need to do.

Please advise !!

Can anybody advise me if you are allowed to transit through another airport to get Thailand in order to get the 1-day quarantine package? I am fully vaccinated and will fly from and through the countries that are on the safe list.

Or does it have to be a direct flight to Thailand?

If its Lon - Doha- Bkk whats first transit flight fom originating point of departure Thanks

Does any body know when there are flights transiting between Bangkok and NYC from a country like Qatar, which has a no entry policy right now, can passengers still board their next flight at the Qatar airport still?

A million thanks. ;)

Hello,

I am travelling to Krabi on 22nd January (day after tomorrow) via don mueng Bangkok. My flight from India lands at Bangkok at 4:10 a.m and I need to board flight to Krabi which is at 6:40 a.m (both flights are Air asia and 1 single ticket) . Given this I have very little time at Bangkok airport to get my Visa on arrival. Can I get Visa at Krabi airport since Bangkok is just a transit point?

I have read various posts saying visa on arrival will have to be seeked at the first entry point, that is don mueng bangkok. Need a clear picture of what best can be done

Any info regarding the above would be much helpful. Thanks in advance