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Positive tests are dealt with by the next sentence immediately below the one you quoted:

 

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If RT-PCR revealed detected or positive then medical certificate proof of covid recovery at least 14 days but less than 90 days from onset or first date of detection

 

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12 minutes ago, treetops said:

No, another PCR Test may show false positive due to dead virus still in the system for an extended period.  What is needed is a recovery certificate:

 

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Thank you. Interesting. I created a thread on this forum about PCR false positive tests preventing travel and not one single person's including 'medical experts' mentioned a 'recovery certificate' as an option. It was even suggested that a person testing positive would have to wait three months before travelling! I wonder how you can get such a certificate and how much they  cost?

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1 hour ago, The Hammer2021 said:

Thank you. Interesting. I created a thread on this forum about PCR false positive tests preventing travel and not one single person's including 'medical experts' mentioned a 'recovery certificate' as an option. It was even suggested that a person testing positive would have to wait three months before travelling! I wonder how you can get such a certificate and how much they  cost?

 

The part about the medical certificate of recovery from Covid-19 was not there in the earlier Thailand Pass rules.

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3 hours ago, The Hammer2021 said:

Thank you. Interesting. I created a thread on this forum about PCR false positive tests preventing travel and not one single person's including 'medical experts' mentioned a 'recovery certificate' as an option. It was even suggested that a person testing positive would have to wait three months before travelling! I wonder how you can get such a certificate and how much they  cost?

You get this document from a doctor/hospital.

It needs to state date of contraction, and date of recovery.

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