UK visitor returning home via Bangkok airport - does she need a current sinus test ?

[paddypower]

this relates to my friend's mum; she has her 3 shots, while in UK. was quarantined for one day, on arrival. Needs to know, if she flies from Suratthani to Bangkok, does she need any thing (eg a sinus test) other than her original vax cert from the UK.? flying out tomorrow, so she' pretty worried, as the airline call centre is busy. tia

[internationalism]

no airport, but possibly airlines (emirates now need 48h - that might send trend for the others).

[richard_smith237]

Check with the Airline Webpage:

 

Which Airlines ? Surrathanai to Bangkok ? - Thai Smile / Nok / AirAsia etc ?  

You need to check with the airline Webpage.

 

Flight from Bangkok to the UK (Direct ? / transit ?)  Which Airline ? Different Airlines have different regulations for PCR Test / Antigen Test <72 hrs before travel or <48 hrs before travel.

 

 

There is too much missing information to give an effective answer.

 

The UK itself requires an Antigen Test Certificate (negative) or a PCR test (this may have changed a few days ago to No Test required)

UK requires everyone to fill out a ‘Passenger locator form’ <2 days before travel. 

Also book and Pay for a Covid-19 test (Day 2 test on arrival - i.e. Randox)

 

 

Edited January 10, 2022 by richard_smith237

[paddypower]

10 minutes ago, internationalism said:

no airport, but possibly airlines (emirates now need 48h - that might send trend for the others).

thanks, bad Santa ????

[internationalism]

1 hour ago, paddypower said:

thanks, bad Santa ????

I am sorry, I was mislead by yesterday post - emirates 48h pcr only for departing the UK.

Back home looks like no any need for tests. The uk suspended testing

[JackGats]

Sinus test? You mean trigonometry. That's not so important anymore in this age of electronic calculators. 

[paddypower]

20 hours ago, JackGats said:

Sinus test? You mean trigonometry. That's not so important anymore in this age of electronic calculators. 

555 don't take me back to the horrors of trig.