@Sri *********

unfortunately at the moment U.K. citizens cannot apply for the E-visa

@Michael *******

thank you!

@Martin ******

thank you!

@David ******

thank you!

@Bobby *******

had no idea this existed I’ve been scrolling through the departures list of Suvarnabhumi - thank you!

@Geoff *****

yes I would think so 😊

@Geoff *****

I don’t know for sure but I assume yes you can use it!

@Geoff *****

you still need to get a PCR test even if it’s positive and you’re using the certificate of recovery to fly unfortunately.

I had to buy another one privately because I did another NHS PCR test and it came back positive which meant my certificate of recovery didn’t have the original date of when I first got covid on it so it looked like I had had covid within 14 days of flying.

Hello just an update for anyone in the same position as me - I was due to fly tomorrow the 11th but I’ve still tested positive on my PCR today 😭 so going to try and delay my flight to this weekend then try once more. If I’m still positive then I’ll change my flight ticket to an airline which accept the letter of recovery.

If anyone has any success flying with an airline with a letter of recovery please can you comment on this post? 🙏🏻 it would be very much appreciated!

Hey did anyone find out if Thai Air accept the certificate of recovery?