Thread: Thailand quarantine and entry conditions

^ That is not a hiccup? nothing to do with Thaipass

That could well be this one.


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Originally Posted by Chico

seems like more hiccups.....

NOTICE


Due to an increase of daily Thailand Pass "Full Service" requests, we have had to stop accepting applications for the next 12 hours.


Our team is working around the clock to our clients obtain their QR codes as soon as possible.


Once we clear our third batch of applications we will start accepting new Full Service / Rush requests again at:


Thailand Pass


* Please note you can submit on your own for FREE at tp.consular.go.th *


Stay safe ��

"Our clients"?

I use that site as a reference to check which hotels offer which services; it's pretty good for that. But that's all you should use it for.

Update. Just got my approval and QR code.

UK using NHS QR code. Applied Thursday 4th November evening using gmail and only applied once. So about 4/5 working days it took me. Sweet

Originally Posted by Bonecollector

Update. Just got my approval and QR code.

UK using NHS QR code. Applied Thursday 4th November evening using gmail and only applied once. So about 4/5 working days it took me. Sweet

I think if people stop trying to put in handfuls of the same application at a weeks notice, take their time to read the FAQs and stop pestering the support team every five minutes, throughput would probably be even better.

Originally Posted by harrybarracuda

I think if people stop trying to put in handfuls of the same application at a weeks notice, take their time to read the FAQs and stop pestering the support team every five minutes, throughput would probably be even better.

I couldn't agree more.

Easy to be wise and patient when it's not your flight taking off imminently, isn't it.

Harriet for one would be bustin' out of his corset if he were in the same situation.

Originally Posted by cyrille

Easy to be wise and patient when it's not your flight taking off imminently, isn't it.

Yes sybille, it's called planning.

Harriet for one would be bustin' out of his corset if he were in the same situation.

Harriet would not be in the same situation because he isn't a fucking moron.

just got my QR code, not within the 7 days suggested on the email, 10 days TIT

Originally Posted by malmomike77

just got my QR code, not within the 7 days suggested on the email, 10 days TIT

If you did multiple applications, don't be surprised if you get a rejection email for each one other than this.

Nope just one, its been difficult to resist the urge to post on here daily about my angst during my prolonged wait

I have ordered a rino prosthesis to get myself through my PCR test before the flight - preparation prevents piss poor performance and all that.

^ fingers crossed for you. It seems to be a bit of a lottery time wise for approvals.

Originally Posted by harrybarracuda

Yes sybille, it's called planning.



Harriet would not be in the same situation because he isn't a fucking moron.

Exactly

Originally Posted by Humbert

After 7 days my first application was rejected because the Solitaire Bangkok, which I booked for SHA accommodation costing 5,900 baht for one night, did not specifically state RT PCR Covid Test. They only specified 'Covid Test'. Many have been rejected due this kind of oversight by hotels.

Anyway I resubmitted and hopefully I will be approved now

Handy to know. Thanks.

Originally Posted by harrybarracuda

Handy to know. Thanks.

I actually got a little lucky. I was out to dinner and browsing the Facebook Thaipass group and read about this happening to someone. I quickly checked my doc from the hotel and it lacked the exact wording. Later that night I got the notice of rejection but luckily had already emailed the hotel and they sent me a revision within a very short time. I was able to revise my application almost immediately.

Got my approval just now!

^ Nice one, now to make 4 copies of everything, pass the PCR test pre-flight, pass the PCR test post flight and you are home and dry

Originally Posted by Humbert

Got my approval just now!

Epic congrats!

Originally Posted by malmomike77

^ Nice one, now to make 4 copies of everything, pass the PCR test pre-flight, pass the PCR test post flight and you are home and dry

If you can, self-isolate 5 days before your PCR test and then again between PCR test and flight. That way you will feel more confident that you will test negative in LOS. I would also try and get some lateral flow tests to take with you.

Chok dee

Originally Posted by Bonecollector

If you can, self-isolate 5 days before your PCR test and then again between PCR test and flight

The PCR test has to be administered a maximum of 72 hrs prior to departure.