Polar Bear

You need to expand the 'Details' to show the package includes transport, PCR and ATK.

I have a Moderna shot available at MedPark. (I had to pay for two at the time, but I only needed one for a booster.) They have appointments available now. Message me if you are interested.

Yes, that's true. But @Nick ZepTepi says he received the notification, but didn't get the chance to click through after Mor Chana opened, so it should still be there in the notifications. If it never comes through at all, there's nothing you can do.

It should still be in Mor Chana under 'notification' (the icon on the bottom right of the homescreen.) I did the same thing.

Because of this. They don't care if it works because it's all just for show.

The information is all in that link. Those are the official rules regardless of what it says anywhere else.

Then you'll need a test before you go. It doesn't have to be at a hospital, but you will need the certificate and it has to meet UK standards, which is only really an issue for the rapid tests. You'll also need to pre-book and pay for a PCR test from an approved provider to be taken within 2 days of arrival. You'll need the code for the passenger locator form. All the information is on the website. https://www.gov.uk/guidance/travel-to-england-from-another-country-during-coronavirus-covid-19#if-you-are-not-fully-vaccinated

Are you vaccinated? If you are, you don't need any tests to get into the UK. You just need to complete the passenger locator form no more than 3 days before arrival. Check with the airline and any transit country in case they have their own requirements. You will still need to get a test, etc if you want to come back to Thailand.

As I said previously. I was referring to the documents you upload, not the technical requirements.

That's all she will get until either the Pass comes through, or she gets a rejection email.

It says 3-7 working days on the website. If she applied at 5pm on Friday, she's about 0.5 days in now She should have received en email with her application code straight after submitting it.

https://www.gov.uk/provide-journey-contact-details-before-travel-uk The 'Get Started' link is near the bottom. You can start it any time, but you can't finish and submit it until 3 days before arrival (not 2 days, sorry!)

If you are fully vaccinated (which you are) the only thing you need to do is complete the Passenger Locator Form no more than 48 hours before arrival. The UK has no other testing or reporting requirements at this time. However, you will need to check with the airline and any country you are transiting through, as they may have their own rules. And you will have to jump through whatever hoops Thailand requires if you want to come back again.

Ubonjoe, I am flying by Thai Airways from London to Bangkok on 29th March, but due to the previous weekend, I'm having a serious problem in finding an 72 hour RT-PCR test to match my departure time. I've just checked Thai Air website update on 28th February and it clearly states as shown on quote below. This contracts your advice above that PCR test is no longer necessary. Could you please confirm. A fit to fly certificate is different to PCR test results. A FtFC is (supposed to be) issued by a doctor after a clinical exam to check that you don't have any symptoms or anything else that would make you unfit to fly. PCR results are just the results of the lab test. You still need the PCR test, but you don't need a Fit to Fly Certificate anymore.

You can get a recovery certificate. It's good for the period 14 days to 90 days after infection. You will still have to get a PCR test done before you travel and when you arrive (unless that's changed again), but if you have the recovery certificate and no symptoms, they will override the test results. PCR tests for genetic material, but it doesn't distinguish between live and dead viral material. You are a virus graveyard for a while afterwards, so you can randomly test positive for months. There is a COVID recovery thing in the NHS app, but it might be worth paying out for a private certificate so you have a hardcopy as well.

My application reappeared in the system again 'under review' today, so maybe that's a sign of something, though God knows what. ????

Mor Chana works better now than it did last year, but that's not saying much. (It wasn't possible to upload anything when I came back in December 2021, but it was possible in Feb this year.) Nothing seems to have happened to people who didn't/couldn't upload their ATK last year or their Day 5 PCR test this year, so probably nothing will happen if someone doesn't upload their ATK this year, but we won't know for sure until it happens.

Can you check the status of your application on the website? I could before, but now it says 'The information is not registered.' That happened last time as well, but then it reappeared for some people.

Flight on the 10th, applied on the 1st, still waiting. Last time I applied it took about 24 hours, the one before that was about 4 days.

What happened when you tried to upload the results? I was able to upload the Day 5 results OK, but the App is so flakey, I might just have been lucky.

Then, assuming you've connected your Mor Chana App to your Thai Pass, all you can do is wait and see if the notification comes through over the weekend.

Previously, when it was a PCR & ATK (I did that version in Dec 2021), you were supposed to upload the ATK to Mor Chana, but there was no functionality to do that, so no-one knew what to do with them. They managed to add that for the Day 5 PCR, so it seems likely they will use it for the Day 5 ATK, but it's too early to know for certain. If you took your ATK yesterday, then you are on Day 6 now, so you will have to wait another couple of days to see if the notification comes through on Day 7 or 8. The Mor Chana app used to turn green after the Day 1 PCR test. Now it stays orange until the Day 5 results are uploaded. I've never had the PCR tests get added to Mor Prom under any variant of Test & Go. You do have Mor Chana installed, not just Mor Prom? You will only get the notification in Mor Chana (if you get one at all).

With the Day 5 PCR result, you got a copy of your results from the quarantine hotel. Then you got a notification in the Mor Chana App around Day 7 or 8. When you clicked through, it took you to a website where you input the details of the test and a photo of the test results. You can't do anything until they send you the notification. I am assuming (but don't know for certain), that they will do the same with the ATK, so all you can do is take a photo of it and wait for the notification.

I'm not talking about it being a requirement, I'm talking about the documents you have to upload When you go through the full application you have to upload your booking info which is supposed to include that information. But when you get to the end, it asks you (again) to upload proof that you prepaid for your Day 1 PCR test It does not ask you to upload specific proof that you have prepaid for an ATK.

On the Thai Pass application, it specifically asks you to upload proof you prepaid for the PCR (even though it's already in the booking info) but not for the ATK. So if they are just ticking boxes according to what they ask for, they might not even notice. You upload the result to the Mor Chana App. You already had to upload the Day 5 PCR results manually, even though they were done at the hotel/hospital in quarantine.