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@Garrett **********
Thai nationals also DO NOT need to show proof of a PCR test upon arrival

Only during their hotel stay

Day 1 & 5

So back to my original comment

It is easier and cheaper for Thai nationals to return or come to their own country

Check TAT website and Thai Pass official website if you aren't convinced

Byyyeeeeee
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@Garrett **********
Thai nationals, entitled to government health coverage, are not required to obtain an insurance policy.
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Rules are different for Thai nationals

Easier and less restrictions

Check Thai pass official site and contact Thai embassy in your country via email

Very helpful
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Stacey *******
Try a different site. There are plenty of reasonable taxis or private cars taking you to your hotel pre booked and pre paid online. Less than $20usd depending on final destination.

Google
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Note that Test and Go "day 1" is arrival before 6pm. Read fine print on ASQ and Thai pass authenticated sites.

AXA policy states that coverage starts as soon as you pass through Thai immigration
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@Astrid *********
Contact Cambodia embassy in Thailand via email. It will take a few days to get a reply but they will answer your questions. Thai embassy in Cambodia will reply as well quickly. I just emailed them and also contacted Cambodia embassy on FB messenger. Make questions simple and clear.

But do know you cannot get a rentry stamp from a covid visa.... Hopefully this helps
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@Aian ******
Did the visa process in PP take 3 days or was it ready the 8th?

Thx u for the detailed post. I'm on my way there this month and the sites do NOT mention health insurance as a requirement so I'm glad you've warned the public :)
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