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Some old sheep herder?

As usual I didn't think everything out. I have to return to the States for work this May. My flight is on the 4th, my extension ends on the 5th. Up until this last extension, I was able to go in a month ahead and get the extension in two weeks. The last time I had to wait four weeks. There is where I have a problem, getting the extension before my flight. I thought I had read on here that you can go in as much as six weeks before the end of the extension. If this is correct, I don't have a problem. Can anyone tell me if this is correct?

We flew in on JAL about a week ago. Test and Go. My wife needed the test, if not for Thailand, for sure to fly JAL If I were you "Just do it!" I just wanted to add, do it early as some of the labs are backed up due to weather and the increased number of people getting tested. It can be nerve racking. We got out test 71 3/4 hr before the flight. We got the notice that the test arrived at the lab 30 hrs later. The small print says you get results 24 to 48 hrs after the test is RECEIVED by the lab. Notified that the sample went in for testing 46 hrs after we took it. Got the results about 18 hrs before the flight. I had checked on the testing at the airport that claimed to get results back in as little as 1 hr at $250 a pop. They claim to be able to do 500 a day----they were already backed up 3 days after my flight date.

Hard to know what happen. Maybe someone hit him and ran.

I drink my coffee black so until I can get a fresh coffee maker, I drink Moccona Gold. (the Moccona jars make great storage containers, but the coffee is cheaper in the bag). When I want a desert coffee, I drink what my wife buys, Buddy Dean Classic 3in1. It is about the cheapest, 63 a bag on sale. Years back they used only Brazilian arabica but have since removed the claim. In truth, I like the 7/11 3in1, but they do not sell it other than singles to make in store.

You will get a link in the Morchana app with the where to upload the results in 5 or 6 days. Each link is coded to the individual.

Years ago there was a rash of break ins of Farang homes in my area. The Police called all the local farangs in for a chat. They told us to get a gun if we wanted, but if anyone gets shot, say the Thai wife did the shooting.

Only a sore arm

In Mexico we had to put the legs of the bed in small saucers of kerosene to keep the scorpions from cuddling up wit you at night. Water would work with ants.

I am not sure what you will have to do if you don't have the slip. We were told that we have to inform the hotel after we got the results. Maybe call your hotel and ask them what you need to do.

heres the list https://service.dmsc.moph.go.th/labscovid19/indexen.php

UPDATE It was Deltas partner Korean Air that refused her. Delta gave her the money back for the flight back to SC and said they would put her on a plane with her Covid test, but did not have a flight going out that would meet the 72 hr Thaipass limit. She canceled everything.

She had flown into Atlanta from her home in SC on the first leg and had to buy a ticket back home. The Atlanta flight would have been the international leg. I think she should get her money back for her covid test, the flight back and some extra for the mix up.

A friend of mine's wife was refused boarding on a Delta flight out of Alanta. She had a QR with the green "Exemption From Quarantine" on the bottom of the page. She was told that things had changed and she now had to get 6 more quarantine nights to be allowed on the plane. She called the hotel but they couldn't do it because they were all booked up. She missed her flight. Anyone heard of this happening before? My wife has the same QR and is set to leave in a few days.

Just being clear. You got registered, sent in the photos of your hotel booking, insurance etc. and then heard nothing? It took mine 10 days to get code.

Maybe the problem is with the agent. Many require that the passport used to buy the ticket has to be shown. If it's a US passport they must show a return ticket within 30 days or a visa. I (US citizen) have always been asked for the return ticket but when I told them I had a visa, they let me pass without ever looking at it. The same maybe true for dual citizens. Showing a Thai passport may do the same.

I see that what you say is true but my wife and all her friends here (dual citizens) have always left the US with their Thai passports. Right now I can't remember anyone but the ticket agent even asking to see it.

Fly out with your Thai passport, leave Thailand as a Thai, show your US passport at US customs.

May be why the local clinic here shows the test called RT-qPCR instead of just RT-PCR as before.

Don't forget the two tablespoons of MSG

He maybe somewhat correct. When I did one for my Thai wife I somehow miss spelled her name at the start. Everything else was fine. She got her Pass in less than 10 minutes with her name spelled wrong so I did it again with the correct spelling and and again 10 minutes. I think some are just pushed through and looked at later. Mine took 10 days

Not sure where to put myself on that scale, but I am sure I lose some points like BritManToo for having pet bunnies instead of a Pit Bull.

It took 9 days for me.

I don't know about insurance but the ASQ hotel that I will be staying says they will reimburse if you inform them that you failed the test and can't board. The airline also will let you change to later date if you fail test.