The Certificate of Entry

The declaration form, duly completed and signed

Fit to Fly health certificate, issued within 72 hours before departure – this is a statement by a doctor that you are free from symptoms and fit to fly (must be separate from COVID test)

COVID-19 test result, with a laboratory output indicating that COVID -19 is not detected (COVID test must be by RT-PCR method), issued within 72 hours before departure

A copy of your health insurance policy with coverage including COVID-19 related treatment in Thailand in the amount no less than 100,000 USD (or a note verbale certifying that the embassy/organisation will pay for your medical expenses including COVID-19)

Copy of your confirmed booking at an ASQ hotel

@Michael *******

yes I know the point people need to know is to liaise with their Thai consulate and if they choose not to follow their guidelines then there is no point in asking for help her because none can be given

@Michael *******

when you check in yes,so to be on the safe side I’d contact the airline,I don’t think the person regarding the post would be allowed to board

I think the airline wouldn’t let you board unless all your documents are as requested,so in the first instance I would contact the airline

@Dana ******

use a direct message on Twitter that worked for me

Use the app and select English language if preferable

Local consulate in the first instance

Yes I obtained a 60 day visa in Liverpool this year for an 87 day stay and was advised in Liverpool to get an extension during my 60 days,though sooner rather than later which cost 1900 baht for 30 day extension

I did the same in Liverpool in and out 10 minutes 60 day stamp with the option of a further 30 days should I visit the local immigration office wherever I am

But as we speak it certainly is getting stricter and stricter