How to travel to Thailand quarantine-free in 2022

Last Updated on: March 7, 2023 at 9:26 am

Update as of April 29, 2022: Fully vaccinated travellers are no longer required to take pre-departure and on-arrival Covid-19 tests for entry into Thailand. However, Thailand pass is still required.

With Thailand now welcoming fully vaccinated travellers from all countries to stimulate the Thai economy, we’ve sourced information from the best and latest sources to put together this reliable guide for you. Here’s how you can travel to Thailand and all the entry information you need.

What are the entry requirements to Thailand for those fully-vaccinated?

Here are the requirements you’ll need to fulfil:

• Be fully vaccinated against Covid-19 with a WHO-approved vaccine at least 14 days before travelling to Thailand
• Proof of vaccination
• Medical insurance with minimum $10,000 coverage
• Thailand pass (Apply here)

SHA+ accommodation is no longer a requirement. Fully vaccinated travellers may book any accommodation of their choosing.

Can I still travel to Thailand if I am not vaccinated?

Yes, you can except different testing, quarantine and other requirements apply to you. Here are the latest requirements for those unvaccinated against Covid-19:

• SHA+ or AQ hotel for a mandatory quarantine period
• Thailand pass with mandatory 5-day hotel booking and insurance
• RT-PCR Test on Day 5
• Medical insurance with minimum coverage of $10,000
• Head directly to your destination hotel upon arrival.

Unvaccinated travellers are exempt from pre-departure and on-arrival testing.

This article will be updated from time to time as information changes.

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