The latest news and policies on Thailand’s accession to the EU in 2020

The policy for entering Thailand in 2020 has been changing, but many people have this demand, because many Chinese in Thailand have connections with China, and the tourism industry is very strong, and many people want to go to Thailand as soon as possible travel. Here we would like to share with you the latest policies and requirements for entry into Thailand.

Recently, Thailand has promulgated its latest immigration policy, and Chinese citizens have called for consultation.

According to Thailand’s official announcement and after verification with the relevant authorities, we remind you of Thailand’s latest immigration policies and precautions as follows:

1. Currently, Thailand has not yet opened its international transit. Please do not purchase air tickets via Thailand to avoid disruption to your trip.

2. According to the Thai announcement, commercial flights are still prohibited from bringing passengers into Thailand, but the following 11 categories of people are allowed to enter Thailand:

(1 Thai citizen;

(2 Permit-holders, or persons permitted or invited by the Prime Minister or the person responsible for resolving emergencies to enter Thailand (there may be stipulated entry conditions and times;

(3 Diplomatic, consular mission or Personnel of international organizations, representatives of foreign governments who come to Thailand to perform duties, or personnel of other necessary international organizations permitted by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, including their spouses, parents or children;

(4. Personnel transporting necessary supplies, complete You should return immediately after the mission;

(5 Drivers and staff of vehicles entering Thailand to perform missions must have a clear departure date;

(6 Non-Thai spouses of Thai citizens, Parents or children;

(7 Non-Thai citizens who hold a valid permanent residence permit in Thailand or are allowed to live in Thailand;

(8 Hold a work permit or are allowed by government agencies to reside in Thailand Non-Thai citizens working, including their spouses or children.

(9 Students in educational institutions approved by the Thai authorities, including parents or guardians of students. Students in non-formal educational institutions and other similar private educational institutions. Except for the "Private School Act"

(10 Non-Thai citizens and their accompanying persons who need to come to Thailand for treatment. Including patients who are not treated for COVID-19.

(11 According to the agreement with foreign countries. Non-Thai citizens who are allowed to enter Thailand under special arrangements.

3. The above-mentioned 11 categories of persons can apply for an entry permit from the Thai embassy or consulate in the country where they are located. Since the entry permit must be submitted to the Thai Ministry of Foreign Affairs for approval and issuance, it is usually required. Submit the application at least 10 working days in advance. At the same time, you must also submit as required medical insurance documents for COVID-19 treatment with an insurance amount of more than 100,000 US dollars in Thailand, and an RT-PCR nucleic acid test report that excludes COVID-19 infection within 72 hours before departure. , 14-day orders for designated quarantine hotels in Thailand, etc. Please consult the Thai embassy or consulate in the country where you are located for specific regulations and requirements.

4. When checking in to Thailand, you must present your entry permit and insurance amount. Medical insurance documents for COVID-19 treatment exceeding USD 100,000, and RT-PCR nucleic acid test report to rule out COVID-19 infection within 72 hours before departure. Please consult the airline for specific regulations and requirements.

5. .After arriving in Thailand, please strictly abide by Thailand’s immigration quarantine policy. Short-term tourists who stay in Thailand for less than 14 days must take RT-PCR nucleic acid tests at the airport at their own expense. Long-term tourists who stay in Thailand for more than 14 days must They must go to a designated hotel or place for 14 days of quarantine. If they leave the quarantine area without permission, they will be fined and deported. Please strictly abide by the relevant regulations to avoid unnecessary trouble.

The above information is for reference only.