Exemption From Quarantine (Test & Go) - Currently suspended

• Only Eligible countries (Note: must reside in the country for at least 21 consecutive days, except those who have just travelled out from Thailand). Singapore is among the countries listed.
• Fully vaccinated (at least 14 days prior to travelling)
• Have a negative RT-PCR Covid-19 test result issued within 72 hours before travelling.
• 1 day reservation at SHA+ or AQ hotel (Note: payment confirmation required). Must wait for RT-PCR test result at the hotel for 1 night or until receipt of a negative result.
• Insurance with minimum coverage of US$50,000

Documents required:

• Passport
• Thai Visa (If required)
• Certificate of Vaccination
• Paid AQ / SHA+ hotel reservation confirmation (for the duration of 1 day including the fee for 1 RT-PCR test)
• Insurance with minimum coverage of US$50,000

The Blue Zone Sandbox Program

• Travellers from any country / territory. Stay in the Sandbox area for 7 days and will be able to travel in Thailand thereafter.
• Fully vaccinated against Covid-19 (no less than 14 days prior to travelling)
• Obtain a negative RT-PCR Covid-19 test result issued within 72 hours before travelling
• Booking for 7 days on approved SHA Extra+ or AQ hotel approved list
• Insurance with minimum coverage of US$50,000

Documents required:

• Passport
• Thai Visa (If required)
• Certificate of Vaccination
• Paid AQ / SHA Extra+ hotel reservation confirmation throughout the 7 days period (including the fee for 2 RT-PCR tests)
• Insurance with minimum US$50,000

Alternative Quarantine - AQ

• Travellers from any country / territory. Stay in quarantine for 7 / 10 / 14 days and will be able to travel in Thailand thereafter
• Full vaccination is not required under this scheme.
• Have a negative RT-PCR Covid-19 test result issued within 72 hours before travelling (Note: not required for Thai Nationals)
• Booking for 7 / 10 / 14 days on approved AQ hotel
• Insurance with minimum coverage of US$50,000

Documents required:

• Passport
• Thai visa (If required)
• Paid AQ hotel reservation confirmation (fully paid or deposit of at least THB 15,000 / US$500 including the fee for 2 RT-PCR tests)
• Insurance with minimum coverage of US$50,000

• It will be opened for registration starting from November 01, 2021 at 0900 hours (Thailand time)

• Effective from November 01, 2021, all travellers arriving in Thailand by air are required to register with Thailand Pass in order to travel into Thailand.

• If you have an approved COE, you can travel to Thailand using that COE (Certificate of Entry), and will be eligible to enter Thailand via one of the three schemes, depending on whether you meet the scheme’s requirements.
• Your COE will indicate which schemes you are eligible for.

• If your COE has been pre-approved, you will need to submit the rest of the required documents by November 07, 2021, otherwise your COE request will be automatically rejected, and you will need to register with Thailand Pass to travel to Thailand.

• Applicants are required to submit their registration at least 7 days before their intended travel date.

• No. If you would like to change your travel date or other details, you will need to re-register on the Thailand Pass system.

• No, except when travelling with children if the conditions below are met.
• For the Exemption from Quarantine scheme:
  • Everyone aged 12 or over must submit an invididual registration through Thailand Pass. Children aged under 12 can be added into their parents’ registration under the section Personal Information.
• For the Sandbox Program:
  • Everyone aged 18 or over must submit an individual registration through Thailand Pass. Children aged under 18 can be added into their parents’ registration under the section Personal Information.

• For the Exemption from Quarantine scheme:
  • All persons aged 12 or over must have a vaccination certificate confirming that they have been fully vaccinated at least 14 days before their travel in order to be able to enter Thailand.
• For the Sandbox Program:
  • All persons aged 18 or over must have a vaccination certificate cofirming that they have been fully vaccinated at least 14 days before their travel in order to be able to enter Thailand.

• AQ hotels are hotels that are eligible to be used as quarantine sites under the AQ scheme as well as designated venues to wait for your RT-PCR result under the Exemption from Quarantine scheme.
• SHA+ hotles / accommodations are hotels that meet the “Amazing Thailand Safety and Health Administration” standards and are eligible to be used as hotels under the Sandbox Program and as venues to wait for your RT-PCR result under the Exemption from Quarantine scheme.

• Exemption from Quarantine scheme:
  • You can travel to any destiantion in Thailand if the RT-PCR test conducted on your day of arrival is negative.
• Sandbox Program:
  • You can travel freely in the Sandbox area for the duration of 7 days if the RT-PCR test conducted on your day of arrival is negative (can stay in the province that your hotel is located only, travelling across different Sandbox areas is not permitted). Once you have completed your 7 day mandatory stay at SHA+hotle within the Sandbox area, you can travel to any destinations in Thailand.
• Alternative Quarantine Scheme (without vaccination):
  • You will need to undergo your 10 day mandatory quarantine at your AQ hotel / accommodation. Once you have completed your 10 day mandatory quarantine, you can travel to any destination in Thailand.

• No. Currenlty, Thailand Pass is for those who plan to travel to Thailand by air only. Passengers who plan to arrive by land or sea must contact the Royal Thai Embassy / Royal Thai Consulate-General in your area for COE issuance.

• The related agencies are still considering expanding the registration system for passengers who plan to travel to Thailand by land and sea.

• No. However, you must provide your Covid-19 test result (RT-PCR) issued within 72 hours before your travel to the officers at the airport, except if you are a Thai national arriving in Thailand through Alternative Quarantine.
• For others, failure to provide your Covid-19 test result (RT-PCR) may result in being denied entry into Thailand.
• Please note that your test result must be a hard (not digital) copy or print-out and in Thai or English language only.

• Yes. However, your transit in a non-listed country / territory must not exceed the duration of 12 hours and you must not pass immigration control; otherwise you will not be eligible for the Exemption from Quarantine scheme.

• No. However, you must have a proof of insurance with minimum coverage of at least US$50,000 and a Covid-19 test result (RT-PCR), issued within 72 hours before your travel.

• You need to have stayed in the listed countries / territories for at least 21 consecutive days (can stay in several listed countries / territories for a total of 21 consecutive days) before being eligible for the Exemption from Quarantine scheme.

• Yes, however, please make sure that you do not stay in non-listed countries / territories during your travel after leaving and before re-entering Thailand, otherwise you will be ineligible for the Exemption from Quarantine scheme.

• No. You can also use general insurance or health insurance with a minimum coverage of US$50,000.

• If you do not carry a mobile phone with the QR Code, you may print out a hard copy of the QR code and bring it with you to present it to the officers at the airport. In this case, you may register with Thailand Pass on your PC and then be able to print out the QR Code as a hard copy.

• No. Your Covid-19 test result must be obtained using the RT-PCR testing technique (ATK is not permitted) and issued within 72 hours before your travel only.

• CoronaVac (Sinovac)
• AstraZeneca
• Pfizer-BioNTech
• Moderna
• Covilo (Sinopharm)
• Janssen (Johnson & Johnson)
• Sputnik V

• Thailand fully recognises mixed vaccination. However, your second dose needs to be administered based on the recommended time frame for each vaccine type (first dose), as follows :
  • 1st dose of Sinovac : 2nd dose after 2 weeks
  • 1st dose of AstraZeneca : 2nd dose after 4 weeks
  • 1st dose of Pfizer-BioNTech : 2nd dose after 3 weeks
  • 1st dose of Moderna : 2nd dose after 4 weeks
  • 1st dose of Sinopharm : 2nd dose after 3 weeks
  • 1st dose of Sputnik V : 2nd dose after 3 weeks
• To be considered fully vaccinated, your 2nd dose must be administered at least 14 days before your travel.
• Those vaccinated with Jansson (Johnson & Johnson) vaccine do not need to receive their 2nd dose to be considered fully vaccinated.

• Yes. Those previously infected with Covid-19 are considered fully vaccinated if they have received a single dose of Covid-19 vaccine within 3 months after their recovery. In this case, the proof or medical record of Covid-19 recovery must be submitted alongside your single-dose vaccination certificate.
• However, if you have been fully vaccinated before contracting Covid-19, you are still considered to be fully vacinnated.

• More information can be found on the Department of Consular Affairs, Ministry of Foreign Affairs or Thailand’s website (https://consular.mfa.go.th/), or you may contact the Royal Thai Embassy / Royal Thai Consulate-General in your area for more information.
• Thailand Pass is also designed to be user-friendly and provides step by step instructions on how to register correctly.