BRANDON - THATS BOLLOCKS - DO YOUR RESEARCH AND STOP PUTTING PEOPLE OFF TRAVELLING WITH YOUR NONSENCE -

Tony - you should not be posting advice without any merit to its validity. Please tell me where you gleaned your pearls of wisdom ? My information comes from the Thai Embassy website and clearly saes YOU CAN ENTER WITH A POSITIVE PCR !!! I have previously been infected with COVID-19; can I travel to Thailand?

- Yes. Those previously infected with COVID-19 are considered fully vaccinated if they have

received a single dose of COVID-19 vaccine within 3 months after their recovery. In this

case, your proof or medical record of COVID-19 recovery must be submitted alongside your

single-dose vaccination certificate.

- If you have been fully vaccinated before contracting COVID-19, you are still considered to

be fully vaccinated.

- Those who have recovered from COVID-19 within 3 months before travelling to Thailand

must present a valid COVID-19 recovery form or medical certificate certifying that they have

recovered from COVID-19 or are asymptomatic in case their COVID-19 RT-PCR test shows a

positive result."

Google " entering Thailand with positive PCR test " takes you to Thai Embassy website with advice. Non Thai is on the right of the chart and seems to offer straightforward information from the Thai Embassy.

So , it seems that if you have recently had covid , you MAY get a positive PCR , in this case you can use your COVID recovery ( available on NHS UK COVID app IF you have recorded your tests then will be recorded with your vaccinations .See below

Google " entering thailand with covid recovery certificate - thus - - If you have recovered from being infected from COVID-19 and the RT-PCR test before travelling is still positive, travellers need to show a medical record (issued within 3 months) stating that they have recovered from COVID-19. May be vaccinated with only one dose if fully recovered from COVID-19.

- If you have been fully vaccinated before being infected, you can use your vaccine certificates to enter the country as "fully vaccinated" and a medical record (issued within 3 months) stating that they have recovered from COVID-19.

** All those who have been infected will have to take a RT-PCR test before travelling as stated in No. 2. **

@Gordon ******

you don’t know what you are talking about. Shouldn’t give advice when you haven’t done your research

This is from Thai Embassy website. Clearly states you can enter with positive PCR and certificate of recovery. Google - “enter Thailand with proof of recovery certificate “

Also need it if you’re transiting. I had Covid last week and travelling 13 jan. Spoke to airline and it’s ok positive with certificate

@Beth ********

I’ll need a certificate of recovery as just had COVID and coming 13jan. Do I pay & book recovery certificate online and do consultation by video call ?

I’m in exactly the same position. Had Covid 13 December , flying KLM 13 jan uk via ams.

Mine took less than a minute