Sorry for what may seem a stupid question, but have they changed the quarantine length. I thought it was 10 days only quarantine... unvaccinated by the way.

Well, if they can prove that person isn’t contagious, no reason to keep him. I should imagine there’s a few who have had the virus and still test positive a couple of months later.

Arrived hotel, did his test, positive. Took a blood sample next day and deemed him not contagious so left after 2 days in that hotel.

I’ve got insurance from a thai based company, one you listed above. As for passing RT PCR’s, my brother got covid same time as me, a few weeks later got a negative test. Arrived thailand and had a positive result. They took a blood sample and deemed him non contagious, so he was good to go. These tests are know to give false positives. Thanks anyway.

Great info.

James, yup, I think you already mentioned it 🙏🏼

James, can you post again mate. Good job the original poster checked then. Strange how they require a Pcr test for passengers in transit only.....obviously a knee Kirk reaction to this mild new variant.

Well, I’m flying through Doha next month, and I’m 100% sure I don’t need to provide a Pcr result just for transit, why would they ask for it if your staying in the airport ?

Same for Singapore. Best bet for peace of mind is call the airline.

Must be someone here who’s flown through Singapore and onto thailand who can confirm ?

Yup. If in transit, not leaving the airport no need. As I said, but please check, thailand is 72 hours before departure, not arrival.

I’m saying, if your flying through Singapore only transit there and onwards to thailand, I’m sure you don’t need a Pcr test for Singapore and when I last looked, a rt-Pcr test is required for thailand 72 hours before departure