I am bored and diving in!

[Oliver2]

Can you clarify that, please? You choose a flight, enter the flight number but not actually buy the ticket?

[pong]

other thing:remark from general fora:
There have been reported issues with some passprts: add blanks at the end, it seems-as usual with Thai govmt. sites, they cannot think out of their own box that other countries may have different nrs.
all documents canNOt be pdf-only jpeg or other things
First reports were-as could be expected from any Thai govt site- disappointing- all refused or struck somewhere online. But apparently this has been resolved now.
Also you MUST download the socalled Mochana app on your fone so they can follow you with the test results when inland (or maybe to follow you 1948 style?)
Eagerly awaiting first reports from on earth in TH-what is open and how much fun can be had?
thanks about tip on SQ-this airline never shows up in the general skyscan or googleflite search machines

[vnman]

Can you clarify that, please? You choose a flight, enter the flight number but not actually buy the ticket?

You can decide when you want to go and look for a ticket. When you find a ticket you like, note the flight number and arrival time. That information you need for the application process. Then, when you are ready, you buy that ticket. I hope that makes sense.

[Oliver2]

Thanks. If however, after the pass has been granted, you find that the flight is fully-booked; do you have to make a second application?

[vnman]

Also you MUST download the socalled Mochana app on your fone so they can follow you with the test results when inland (or maybe to follow you 1948 style?)

Thanks, I downloaded the MorChana app. I had not heard of it. But honestly, I don't think that they need this specific app to follow us around like it's 1984. Sometimes I check my google account on my phone and I get a precise readout of where I was on what date. It goes so far that they even produce some pictures I had taken from those locations and dates.

[vnman]

Thanks. If however, after the pass has been granted, you find that the flight is fully-booked; do you have to make a second application?

Good question! I was thinking about this. I followed the QR code link they sent me and the certificate is valid until February first. Let me know if you know what I mean otherwise, I will show you my certificate. The problem is that I have to redact a lot so only if needed.

But like I said, you will get your QR code within seconds so you can book your ticket immediately after.

[gerefan2]

Thanks. If however, after the pass has been granted, you find that the flight is fully-booked; do you have to make a second application?

When I applied for the pass it did NOT require a copy of the actual ticket, just the flight number and arrival time.

I assume the pass is only valid for the flight in question so I would assume that if it’s full (extremely unlikely) then yes you would probably need a new pass.

[vnman]

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As you can see it is valid for almost 3 months.

[christianpfc]

Congratulations and all the best for your trip! I might go in December.

Somewhere else it was mentioned that hotels on Agoda offer SHA packages. That would eliminate having to deal with the hotel (problems as in OP) but would that be accepted for Thailand Pass?

[vnman]

Congratulations and all the best for your trip! I might go in December.

Somewhere else it was mentioned that hotels on Agoda offer SHA packages. That would eliminate having to deal with the hotel (problems as in OP) but would that be accepted for Thailand Pass?

I've seen that too, but no idea how to book it on Agoda. When I tried, I got quoted a normal room rate and not a package. I know that there are other hotels with much easier processes directly via their website, but I really wanted this specific hotel.

The package that you are talking about is called "test&go," and it is especially for the Thailand Pass. I would be shocked if it's not going to be accepted.

Also, I advise everyone to check the refund policy of the hotels before booking. Many give you a refund if you don't succeed in getting a Thailand Pass, but some don't.