I assume you're vaccinated as you're arriving in Phuket. In that case, it appears vaccinated is sufficient.

Testing actually isn't good enough to go in there (as of the latest I've seen), you have to be vaccinated or recovered.

You could try emailing someone here:

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@Christine *******

Skip the test as long as you have your vaxx cert.

@Garrett **********

All good, man!

@Garrett **********

Perhaps I should've chosen my words more wisely. As I was doing all the recent research for domestic travel, I did not come across PCR required (though now I've discovered there is at least 1).

Maybe "I haven't seen" is more senantically correct than "I've never seen" but yes, your snide reply definitely came across jerkish.

Especially for the guy who only recently learned the word แก่ 😏😉

@Garrett **********

I'm not talking about before... I'm saying with current rules, i haven't seen any that require PCR. (Now other than Khon Kaen)

@Garrett **********

i do stand corrected, Khon Kaen requires PCR if not vaccinated or recently recovered.

Any others?

@Garrett **********

I've lived here through all of COVID (and recently traveled back in internationally and domestically). Please show me where you've seen PCR required for domestic air travel?

@Garrett **********

I've never seen a PCR test required for domestic. Usually ATK (with certificate) is sufficient if a test is required