I used Scoot for part of my journey, the SIN-BKK leg. Plane was quite new, comfortable and cabin crew are pleasant. Beware the inflight meal and you probably need to pay more for baggage. Note for Singapore transit you must use airlines within the same family for arrival and departure. Scoot is in the Singapore Airlines / Silk Air family. Recommend.

Glad I decided against it. Koreans on a golf course in front of you equals a six hour round.

@Lee ***

Thanks. Yes, it is a single booking with Singapore Air for Mel-Sin-Bkk. I had a separate booking for domestic flight Per-Mel. If I cannot get to Mel, then I need to adapt to Per-Sin-Bkk.

Thank you everyone. Absolutely I will avoid risks and advise the embassy of the changes to the original internal flight. Better safe than sorry. So grateful your advice is consistent and obvious.

Thanks giys. This really helps. I got this from the asq hotel so i am probably covered. Good on you. Cheets.

Thanks buddy. I think I am ready bar the 72 hour before Covid and Fit To Fly. Embassy in Canberra has been really quick and helpful.

Axa do similar service and can also be done online.

@Steven *******************

Is the T8 the declaration form ?

I obtained a TR Visa from RTE in Canberra recently, the process was fast and efficient. If you phone in to the visa extension directly, they will guide you as to what you need. I was told that I needed a return flight already purchased for the process to complete. Just in case - you can only apply for STV in Australia if you are an Aussie or minimum a permanent resident.

I have booked with Singapore Air, date changes are free, only full cancellation incurs a fee, and half price of Qatar.