Visa (if applicable)

COE

PCR test result (max 72 hours old)

Fit to fly certificate (max 72 hours old and separate from pcr test)

Proof of 15 day quarantine reservation at an approved hotel.

Return/onward ticket (depending on visa status)

Confirmation of accommodation after quarantine (depending on visa status)

Any additional documentation required by your airline.

I think I remembered everything ... I've no doubt I'll be corrected if I did forget.

No country in the world has yet allowed anyone in based on vaccine status - a few have said that they will (Cyprus from May 1, I believe), a few have said they might - but nowhere yet. 15 nights quarantine still applies.

Which type of visa?

All your info is stored in their computer.

Can you contact your insurance company to issue it as one certificate rather than 2?

@Bobby *******

thanks. When my Thai partner moved to the UK we did all the stages ourselves. Each visa, leave to remain, indefinite leave, citizenship: all done from home. But all started months before the date. Forms printed multiple times - done - redone - etc. Supporting documents all collated, photocopied, placed in carefully labelled files, organised, reorganised.

Now that I'm on the verge of making the thai move, I'm starting to organise things and reorganise them - reading the advice given in diverse forums and gradually getting everything ready.

That really depends on how savvy you are. Personally, I'd do everything myself rather than waste my money.

Having said that, I'd start working on getting everything in order pretty early and checking things over and over again.

@Surf *****

he doesn't have a visa. He's planning a visa exemption stay.

I have hired a car in Thailand with only my UK driving licence - though this was my oversight in forgetting an international driving license. Technically I was wrong, but it worked. Better to do it correctly. Very simple and cheap!

@Wyn *********

we're in UK and used gogodoc over the phone consultation.