Originally Posted by SKT-DK (Post 34234105)

They have - not sure about the central fast track (I think it is open though), but the first batch of immigration on the C/B/A side of the airport definitely has the fast track to the right-hand side open (I went through last week). If it has been a while since you last entered, prepare yourself for a much more modern looking immigration experience, as they revamped the whole arrival side of things :)

Originally Posted by BinSabai (Post 34234181)

thanks
fast track on the right hand side?
in the past fast track was on the left side leading to the fast track counters on the far left side of the hall

last time I arrived in February 2022...yes quite a while...had to do my 4. time 90 days reporting in 26 years Thailand ;)

Originally Posted by ft101 (Post 34234152)

2 + 2 = ?

If he/she arrived last night and posted at just before 9:00am ICT today there's a good chance they spent a night in Bangkok before travelling on to Sakon Nakhon?

Originally Posted by ft101 (Post 34234152)

2 + 2 = ?

If he/she arrived last night and posted at just before 9:00am ICT today there's a good chance they spent a night in Bangkok before travelling on to Sakon Nakhon?

Originally Posted by anc305 (Post 34235267)

I appreciate all the info on this thread. Appears entry is fairly simple and getting back to normal. I do have a question about the 24 hour covid test to get back to the USA . ( I know it is one of the more ignorant policies left , but short of going to Mexico and crossing the border it is still required )

I have 1225 am flight. I presume my test has to be done the calander day before which is in effect the same day ? I will be staying at the Intercontinental in Bangkok. Is there a good testing site that can get one done in a few hours ? Thanks

Originally Posted by estnet (Post 34228788)

Yes lots of "reports" about having to mention covid, however, the application now asks you to check a box that your insurance covers covid. I doubt very much that anyone actually reads this given how fast some are approved. In my case I submitted a certificate page that mentioned the word covid nowhere, nor did it state a dollar amount (in text it said unlimited). My insurancd does cover covid and is much more than 10k coverage but the "magic words" were not on the page. Approved!
IMO things changed once they added the check box that you certify that it covers covid

Originally Posted by Always Flyin (Post 34234625)

I didn't realize it was a math question.

Originally Posted by Always Flyin (Post 34234625)

Or does your statement perhaps have another meaning?

Originally Posted by manymany (Post 34234327)

Exactly

Originally Posted by BinSabai (Post 34236356)

this one is quite close to the Intercontinental (at BTS Nana station)
Renewme skin clinic Bangkok branch (pibu75.com)
or you go earlier to the airport and do a 3 hours PCR there

Originally Posted by anc305 (Post 34237515)

Thanks. Looks like it is easy to get to and quick.

Originally Posted by estnet (Post 34238494)

Well except that there are 2 testing sites at the airport that cost much less (550 or 250) and are open 24 hours - so go to check in an hour or so early (although the test take less time) One at door 1 and one at door 7/8 ground floor.
https://thaiest.com/blog/covid-test-...mi-airport-bkk

Originally Posted by estnet (Post 34238494)

Well except that there are 2 testing sites at the airport that cost much less (550 or 250) and are open 24 hours - so go to check in an hour or so early (although the test take less time) One at door 1 and one at door 7/8 ground floor.
https://thaiest.com/blog/covid-test-...mi-airport-bkk

Originally Posted by BinSabai (Post 34239377)

I mentioned airport testing site as well, but some want to get tested before they go to the airport...
But I do not think that he can get a PCR test done with result in less than one hour

Originally Posted by estnet (Post 34239378)

Right, but s/he mentioned test for the US which is antigen not PCR.