Thailand's latest entry policy 202 1 Thailand's latest tourism entry news 202 1

In 2002 1 year, Thailand's inbound tourism will be formally and conditionally restored on July1day. Thailand, as a world-famous tourist and holiday country, suffered heavy losses in the year when the epidemic spread, and now there are finally signs of gradual recovery and opening up.

On June 29th, 20021,official website, the government of Thailand, released a message that according to item 9 of the 26th edition of the Emergency Law and item 199 1 of the National Administrative Law of Thailand, the Thai government issued the latest entry regulations for foreigners in Thailand, which are as follows:

Official gazette document

1. According to government policies, new regulations are added to allow foreigners to travel to pilot cities in Thailand to promote economic and tourism development;

2. The epidemic prevention conditions, time and other relevant regulations for entry into Thailand must meet the requirements of the epidemic control center and be formally implemented from July 1 day;

In addition, the official gazette also publicized the document of the Epidemic Control Center on the epidemic prevention regulations for foreigners before entering Thailand. The requirements are roughly as follows:

1. Avoid going to risk areas or crowded areas at least 14 days before entering Thailand;

2. Persons entering Thailand from the country/region designated by the Thai authorities must stay in the country/region (origin) for at least 2 1 day before entering Thailand, and must prepare the following entry documents:

-COE's entry into Thailand;

-A valid RT-PCR COVID-19 negative test certificate within 72 hours before departure;

-Medical insurance (including COVID-19) with an insurance amount of not less than 654.38 million Canadian dollars;

-proof of payment for accommodation and RT-PCR COVID-19 test, which requires you to stay in hotels registered by the Ministry of Tourism and Sports of Thailand and the National Tourism Administration for at least 65,438+04 days. If it is less than 14 days, you need to show your return ticket;

-You have been vaccinated with the vaccine prescribed by the manufacturer in COVID-19 14 days before departure, and you need to register with WHO or the Ministry of Health;

-Before departure, the body temperature and respiratory tract should be detected at the international origin/departure point;

The requirements after entry are as follows:

3. Immigrants need to take a special bus to leave the airport for hotels or accommodation, and are not allowed to stay anywhere on the way;

4. Entry personnel need to carry out RT-PCR virus detection at their own expense at the place designated by the government. Testing requirements are as follows:

-Upon arrival in Thailand, he is required to undergo the 1 test, and it is forbidden to leave his residence until the test result (negative) comes out;

-After staying in Thailand for 7 days, a second test is required, that is, on the 6th or 7th day after check-in or according to the regulations of the Ministry of Health;

-Stay in Thailand 10- 14 days, that is, 12, 13 days after check-in, or according to the regulations of the Ministry of Health, the third inspection is required;

5. Immigrants can go out after completing the test and the results show negative, but they are not allowed to stay out for the night. They must go back to their hotels or accommodation to register every day;

6. Those who stay in Thailand for less than 14 days are prohibited from leaving the tourist pilot cities, and need to leave the country immediately after the specified number of days;

7. Those who stay in Thailand for more than 14 days are allowed to leave the tourist pilot cities after the specified number of days, and virus testing is required.