They do a colorblindness test. I have mild colorblindness that's not noticeable and doesn't interfere with me at all, but it makes it so that I can't pass that test. Sucks.

@Marc *******

Are you sure you can drive without a license in Cambodia? I'm pretty sure they revised that so that it doesn't apply to foreigners.

Will probably just go visa exempt. Too much hassle for an extra 30 days.

@Brandon ***********

Nightmare lol

So you can't apply when you are outside of your country of permanent residency?

@Brandon ***********

Mine took 13 days, but I think they may have been having issues with their system when I applied in November. Should leave plenty of time to be safe :)

@Neil ******

I was also trying to find a concrete answer about this too. You can see my post here:

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The Ministry of Foreign Affairs website and the Thai airways website says you need either proof of vaccination or a PCR test + $50,000 covid insurance, but Trunk says you don't need anything, you only need to follow the airline and destination countries requirements.

I contacted Thai airways to see if they can clarify, but have not received a response.

If I find out for sure I'll let you know.

×Get your flights (You're required to have proof onward travel, so be careful if you only have a one way ticket)

×Book a Test and Go hotel that includes airport transfer, Day 1 PCR and Day 5 ATK tests ( I was able to book mine on Agoda, but you can also find a list here:

×Get insurance with $20,000 minimum covid cover for the duration of your stay

×Register all that information + your vaccination certificate with Thailand pass.

Also, if your holiday is less than 30 days you can arrive by visa exemption if you're a Netherlands passport holder so you don't have to worry about applying for anything in that regard.

Good luck 👍

The Quart Ruamrudee by UHG looks very nice and is right on the doorstep of the US embassy. About 1000 a night on Agoda.