@Sarah ********

PDFs of your QR code and this--- Thailand Pass system has approved your registration. You can access and download your Thailand Pass QR Code by double clicking the attached PDF

Travelling to Thailand

1. 1. Please prepare your documents to present at the check-in counter and to the agencies concerned when arriving in Thailand. The documents are as follows

1. 1.1 Passport with visa (if required)

2. 1.2 Thailand Pass QR Code (on mobile device or printed copy)

3. 1.3 Medical certificate with a laboratory result indicating that COVID-19 is not detected through RT-PCR test (issued within 72 hours before departure). If the Port Health and Quarantine at airports in Thailand discover that you have invalidated COVID-19 RT-PCR test result or if the type of the test is not RT-PCR method, you will not be eligible to be exempted from quarantine, but you may be allowed to enter Thailand by quarantine only.

2. 2. When arriving in Thailand, please present your documents and Thailand Pass QR Code to the immigration and disease control officers.

Remarks:

1. 1. You can edit your submission by accessing tp.consular.go.th and entering your access code. However, please be advised that this will result in your submission re-entering the approval process, which could take 3 – 7 working days

2. 2. if your airline requires additional documents, kindly prepare the additional required documents, or you may be denied boarding

No, it's not the correct domain name. The only genuine emails for the Thai Pass will have

I don't think any international policies will cover it, they only cover hospitalization [which being placed in a hospitel is equivalent to] in cases of medical necessity, and asymptomatic and mild Covid doesn't necessitate hospitalization in medical terms. I believe the Luma policy states that they'll pay if a doctor certifies that it is medically necessary because you're at high risk to progress to severe illness due to underlying health issues, and they 'force' you into the hospitel/hospital, but only under those circumstances...but isn't relevant to a lot of people. Essentially anyone entering Thailand is taking that risk that they'll have to pay a hotel for quarantine out of their own pocket, if they test positive and aren't feeling too bad.

@Michael *******

Yes, changed just a few weeks ago.

@Kimi **********

Interesting. My hotel also told me they confirmed by reservation with the Thai Pass people the day I registered, but it's been 4 days now and I haven't heard anything. I guess I'll wait a few more days and call my hotel again if nothing happens. Did you reapply already?

@John *******

The day 5 PCR test was changed to a rapid antigen test.

@Wayne ********

Yep, would turn into a very long and expensive layover!

You need a continuous booking where your bags are checked all the way through to your destination. If you have to collect your bags you would need to enter the country, which means you would have to obtain a Thai Pass and Thai visa [or use a visa exemption] and undergo the 1 night Test and Go in a hotel, getting out when your test comes back negative. Then you could go back to the airport and leave again.

Yes, it's fake, ignore it. Richard Barrow reported on it some weeks ago, luckily, because I applied yesterday and got this fake email today. It's the wrong email address from the sender...

I believe Trunk can get guarantee to get it done asap. I've heard many, many good things about them. Not allowed to share the link here but look for Trunk Travel. Take care.