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1 hour ago, problemfarang said:

test and go says you must show them you got 3 doses or shots. 

Not true.

Test and go requires 2 shots to be regarded as fully vaccinated.

My Thailand Pass  was approved today.

15 minutes ago, Polar Bear said:

Is the 15 days minimum published somewhere? Do you have a link? (I'm not disputing it, I've just not seen anything official about it.)

https://london.thaiembassy.org/en/publicservice/requirements-for-foreigners-travelling-to-thailand-during-covid-19-tra

17 hours ago, Destiny1990 said:

And now you even know how unhealthy these worn out dirty face masks are.

That is why we change our masks frequently. Masks are very cheap if you buy in packs of 100.

8 hours ago, rabang said:

The seasoned traveller will avoid destinations that require testing. I haven't BTW taken a single covid test yet during past two years. I have an unused home test kit bought 9 months ago though.

Bravo ! 3 cheers for you,hip ,hip !

37 minutes ago, Destiny1990 said:

Up to you and Enjoy your face-mask in that heat. ????????

I will take it off when swimming in the pool, drinking cold beers in the sunshine,eating good food,playing pool in the bars,shagging the mrs,lounging around at home .

Will be thinking of all the negative people freezing their balls off back in their misserable home countries 555

Up to me though 555

2 hours ago, Destiny1990 said:

Whatever nobody coming with that amount of rules, requirements, face masks, Thailand pass, tm30, etc etc. Whole Europe is open zero rules and u think we have to be happy that one single pcr test in home country Maybe get dropped? ????????????

Up to you as they say in Thailand. 

I have been back to Thailand sevral times for breaks of 5 months at a time and the entry requirements although a pain did not stop me enjoying my life.

I am a glass half full type and not a glass half empty negative moaner.

Applied for my Thailand pass today and will be back in Thailand at the end of April.

8 minutes ago, hughrection said:

Surely carrying a PCR test kit with you would address this. Take it in front of Thai authorities to confirm their positive test, and if shows neg. then pull them up on it.

 

They will soon let you move on as you will be making them lose face. ????

You can carry a PCR test with you but for the result it has to be sent to a lab.

13 minutes ago, jacko45k said:

Any impact relating to any transit country.... (2-3 hours transit)?

I flew back to the UK with KLM and had a 9 hour wait is Schipol and did not require a RT-PCR test as my destination was UK.

9 minutes ago, StayinThailand2much said:

Well, in Thailand it's all about quantity

(= number of arrivals). - 5 Indians, staying for 10 days, are more welcome than 1 Swiss or American staying for 180 days.

My post refers to 5 Indians trying to do a deal with a Thai lady and paying her the same as 1 farang customer!

41 minutes ago, mjakob007 said:

flying on Qatar on 23/March/2022 and negative PCR test within 48 hours IS a requirement 

Thailand do not require an RT-PCR test pre departure as from 01/04/2022.

Therefore all airlines will update their pre flight requirements to be in line with the destination countries entry rules.

Airlines base their RT-PCR requirements on the destination country.

22 minutes ago, mjakob007 said:

flying on Qatar on 23/March/2022 and negative PCR test within 48 hours IS a requirement 

Thailand do not require an RT-PCR test pre departure as from 01/04/2022.

Therefore all airlines will update their pre flight requirements to be in line with the destination countries entry rules.

Airlines base their RT-PCR requirements on the destination country.

I have a Bangkok Bank account and it was a Visa card. When it reached expiry date the new card was no longer Visa and is now Union pay.

Now it is a problem using it on line and even for a hotel deposit as many places will not accept it.

21 minutes ago, Mironov55 said:

Spot on as most airlines still require a pre- departure covid test before flying anyway

You also clearly have not flown recently.

6 hours ago, mjakob007 said:

Most airlines require PCR testing prior to departure, so passengers wont escape pre-travel testing.

 

So ideally, they should have lifted hotel stay upon arrival, if they were trying to be helpflu.

 

You clearly have not flown recently as your info is wrong.

1 hour ago, spidermike007 said:

They desperately need to figure out a way to get some adults into the room, who are making the decisions, not based on politics, fear, or denial of science. But, rather based on the good of the people, the economy, tourism, and quality of life. Is that simply too much to ask for?

Are you referring to the Thai government or the people who reply on this forum 555.

13 hours ago, Antti said:

No one should help the Russkies. Most of them are horrible people, truly the scum of the earth..

You need to stop sitting on the fence and tell us what you really think 555.

38 minutes ago, Puccini said:

What do mean with e37 and e100?

I think they are food additives . Not sure though.

5 hours ago, Thai Visa Member 999999 said:

This was precisely my experience as of February 2022. To extend my 60 day visa, I had to get a police report before going to MTT to acquire a new departure card before getting my last 30 days at CW. I was asked to make merit at the police station before I left.

 

If you're not extending your visa, then it's irrelevant as you can pick one up at the airport. Or you could  before Covid.

My experience as of March 2022 I did not have to pick one up at the airport. I told the the officer and he took me straight to the passport control desk and I did not fill a thing out it was all done by the officer at the desk within 1 minute.

Also the op did not mention getting extensions all he asked about was getting a replacement.

My original reply to someone who did not need to do an extension was that you do not need to do anything,just sort it easily at the airport upon leaving

2 hours ago, Moonlover said:

 

I've done 5 extensions using the monthly income method and I've never been asked to show an updated pass book, which is just a well because just like Onerak, I never keep mine up to date anyway.

 

In answer to the question by @Markus700 no you cannot. You will only ever find UDMs at bank branches and there are none 0f those airside.

I have done countless extensions using the ฿800 000 deposited in a Thai bank and have always had to have photo copies of the up to date bank account.

57 minutes ago, Onerak said:

I don't bother updating bank book which is archaic anyway. 

Thai Immigration laws require updated bank books to extend permission of stay.  Therefore not archaic but essential.

I went to Udon Immigration and got myself a single re entry permit several weeks ago. 03 March l went to Bkk to fly back to the UK and realised my departure card had gone.

At departure I informed the officer and she just processed me as normal. I did not have to fill out another one surprisingly.

7 hours ago, Henk Langeweg said:

Good idea! But they have more pride then those western uninsured Fund Me jumpers, Even Cadaver owners are making (mis)use of it. 

 

So Russians are a proud people? I would not be proud to be Russian . They are Pariah.