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28/05/2021

Good news for vaccinated travellers, you may travel to Thailand without the need to quarantine under the Phuket Sandbox Program starting July 1st.

The Thai government encourages all travellers to get inoculated prior to their travel to Thailand. Those who were not vaccinated can still travel to Phuket but must stay in Alternative Local Quarantine (ALQ) for 2 weeks.

Planning to travel to Thailand in July? Here are some of the things you need to know.

Who can travel to Phuket?
Basically, everyone is welcome, including foreign travellers and their children. However, under the Phuket Sandbox Program, visitors must stay in Phuket for at least 7 days, after which they are free to travel.

Vaccinated travellers from low and medium risk countries must have received their vaccines at least 14 days prior to their travel to Thailand. Travellers must present a vaccine certificate as part of the requirements. Minors do not need to show vaccine certificates, but travellers ages between 12 and 18 must undergo rapid antigen test at their own expense, which cost around THB1,200 to THB1,500.

I got vaccinated; do I have to undergo testing and quarantine?

Protocols differ for international and domestic travellers:

For international travellers:
Vaccinated travellers (over 18 years old) must do an RT PCR test on day 5 of their stay.
Non-vaccinated travellers (over 18 years old) will need to do an RT PCR test upon arrival and stay at ALQ (Alternative Local Quarantine) Hotel for 14 days.
International travellers between 12 and 18 years old will need to undergo a rapid antigen test at Phuket International Airport upon arrival. However, children under 12 years old can travel to Phuket with their parents and do not need to undergo any test.

For domestic travellers:
Vaccinated travellers (over 18 years old) can enter Phuket without the need of doing any test.
Non-vaccinated travellers, including minors ages between 12 and 18 years old, will need to do a rapid antigen test at the checkpoint. Meanwhile, children under 12 years old, can enter Phuket with their parents and no need for tests.

I passed the immigration, what now?
All travellers must download the Thailand Plus Mobile App for contact tracing during their entire stay. It uses GPS and Bluetooth to detect locations of mobile phone combined with check-in records via QR code scanning in locations during the travellers’ journey.

From the airport, you will be transferred to your hotel. Transfer and hotel must be SHA-approved (Safety and Health Administration).

Can I go on island tours?
Vaccinated travellers are allowed to do activities within Phuket, but they must observe standard protocols of DMHTT (distancing, mask-wearing, hand washing, testing, Thailand Plus). On day 5, guests will undergo an RT PCR test. If they test positive, they will be transferred to the hospital. If they tested negative, they can visit other islands around Phuket (Phi Phi Islands, Koh Yao, Phang Nga Bay) for a one-day tour.

Can I go to other provinces?
Guests must stay at least 7 nights in Phuket before travelling to any other Province around the Country. They will need to do an RT PCR test 72 hours prior to their departure. In addition, they must present it with the COVID 19 Vaccination certificate at the checkpoint of their destination.

Tourists are allowed to stay less than 7 days in Phuket and travel back home or to another country. However, they are not allowed to travel to another province in Thailand before finishing 7 nights in Phuket. This is to help revive the flailing tourism industry in Phuket.

30/03/2021

Ministers at Tuesday’s Cabinet meeting approved the Centre for Covid-19 Situation Administration (CCSA)’s plan to reopen the country with seven-day quarantine for foreign travellers.
The plan reduces the quarantine period to seven days for fully vaccinated tourists in Phuket, Krabi, Phang Nga, Pattaya and Chiang Mai,

From July 1, vaccinated tourists can visit Phuket without undergoing quarantine.

From October 1, the quarantine measure will be lifted in Krabi, Phang Nga, Pattaya and Chiang Mai.

According to the plan’s timeline, Thailand will lift all quarantine restrictions on foreign travellers next year.

19/03/2021

The Thai Centre for Covid-19 Situation Administration on Friday 19 March 2021 resolved to gradually relax Covid-19 controls for foreign arrivals beginning on April 1, shortening or lifting quarantine periods and increasing the range of activities allowed them.

From April 1 visitors would not be required to show a fit-to-fly document. From April 1 to Sept 30, quarantine facilities of various forms would remain operative.

From Oct 1 on they would be replaced with "close observation" devices and "bubble and seal" measures would be imposed at airports, transport routes, tourist destinations and communities near tourist destinations.

From April 1 to June 30, quarantined arrivals would be allowed to leave their rooms to go to a gymnasium, outdoor exercise area, swimming pool and controlled areas for cycling and outside shopping.

From July 1 to Sept 30, they would be able to eat in restaurants at their hotels and have health massages.

On the issue of quarantine duration, from April 1 to Sept 30, arrivals without a vaccination certificate (VC) and Covid-19 free certificate (CFC) would be quarantined for 10 days, and be tested for the disease twice.

Arrivals with VCs and CFCs would be quarantined for seven days and tested once. Those with VCs but without CFCs would be tested twice.

The 14-day quarantine period would remain for arrivals from areas where the Covid-19 virus has mutated, which is of global concern.

From Oct 1 onwards, quarantine would be required only for people arriving from specified areas.

Ask for more information from the Thai Embassy!

09/09/2020

Thailand draws more visitors than any other country in southeast Asia with its irresistible combination of breathtaking natural beauty, inspiring temples, renowned hospitality, robust cuisine and ruins of fabulous ancient kingdoms. From the stupa-studded mountains of Mae Hong Son and the verdant limestone islands of the Andaman Sea, to the pulse-pounding dance clubs of Bangkok and the tranquil villages moored along the Mekong River, Thailand offers something for every type of traveller.

26/08/2020

With LOVE from Thailand!

09/06/2020

Thailand has recorded zero new locally-contracted cases for 14 days!
Thailand is positioning itself as a trusted destination for international tourists after travel restrictions ease, capitalizing on its relative success in containing the coronavirus outbreak. Thailand has recorded zero new locally-contracted cases for 14 days, as all new cases were imported from other countries.

09/06/2020

Crowds flock as beaches reopen. Popular beaches are teeming with visitors since their closure due to the Covid-19 pandemic two months ago, with Bang Saen beach in Chon Buri almost bursting at the seams. Cha Am and Hua Hin are also seeing some huge numbers of local tourists, especially on weekends.

09/06/2020

The island of Koh Chang is now open to tourism.
This is actually a good time to visit as it is not crowded at all. They also never had a COVID-19 case and so it is very safe to stay there. However, not all hotels and restaurants are open yet.

29/05/2020

Third phase of easing of lockdown starts on June 1

The government’s Centre for Covid-19 Situation Administration (CCSA) on Friday (May 29) decided to implement the third phase of relaxation of lockdown measures
(National May 29. 2020)

National Security Council (NSC) secretary-general General Somsak Rungsita, on Friday revealed further relaxation in the third phase in activities and shops effective from June 1.

1. Department stores allowed to remain open until 9pm

2. Exhibition halls with total area less than 20,000 square metres square can open until 9pm.

3. Amulet shops can open but with social distancing.

4. Barber shops are allowed to dye and curl hair, two-hour service for each customer and refrain from having other customers waiting inside the shop.

5. Nurseries can open for employees to make food to distribute to children under care.

6. Beauty salons, beauty institutes, and tattoo shops can operate on any part of the skin but must follow good health practices such as wearing a mask and keeping clean.

7. Massage houses are allowed to open but they must refrain from opening sauna and steam rooms while prohibiting the touching or massaging of customers' faces.

8. Fitness centres can fully open but they must limit the number of customers in the area and refrain from opening sauna and steam rooms.

9. Team sport is now available for exercise and practice; no viewers are allowed in such areas and the number of players must not exceed 10.

10. Bowling houses, skating parks, and rollerblade parks are only allowed for exercise and practice.

11. Ballrooms allowed to open.

12. Pools and areas for water sport are allowed with operators limiting the number of customers.

13. Theatre and playhouses are allowed to open with only 200 people or less participating, but concert and music performances are still not allowed.

14. Zoos can open with limited customers in the area.