We've all been waiting for it: the meeting of the Thai government's Centre for Covid-19 Situation Administration (CCSA) on Friday April 22 brought good news!
The government has announced the end of the Test & Go and Sandbox programs from May 1, 2022.
The opening up of the country to foreign travellers and the revival of tourism will therefore be able to really take off, which is a good thing for the country, whose economy is in decline. tourism accounted for 20% of its GDP before the health crisis.
To be able to stay in Thailand, here is what travelers will be asked to do as of May 1:
For vaccinated travellers :
- It is still compulsory to apply for and obtain a Thailand Pass;
- Attach a copy of the vaccination certificate and proof of Covid-19 insurance with coverage of at least 10,000 USD;
- 🔺 No test is required on arrival;
- Travelers are advised to undergo an antigen test (ATK) during their stay in Thailand. If the test is positive, they will need to undergo treatment covered by their insurance;
- Leople who come into close contact with infected individuals should isolate themselves for five days, and monitor their symptoms for a further five days. ATK tests should be carried out on the fifth and tenth day after contact with Covid-19 cases.
For unvaccinated travellers:
- Obtain a Thailand Pass and present a negative RT-PCR result performed within 72 hours prior to departure, as well as proof of $10,000 Covid-19 insurance;
- OR WELL obtain a Thailand Pass, present proof of Covid-19 insurance of 10,000 $ and reserve 5 days in an alternative quarantine facility;
- On arrival, remain in the alternative quarantine system and undergo an RT-PCR test on the fourth or fifth day;
- Travelers are advised to undergo an antigenic test (ATK) during their stay in Thailand. Those who test positive will be required to undergo treatment as part of their insurance coverage;
- People who come into close contact with infected individuals should isolate themselves for five days and monitor their symptoms for a further five days. ATK tests should be carried out on the fifth and tenth day after contact with Covid-19 cases.
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