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1. HOME
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- Indonesia's COVID-19 Travel Requirements
- Philippines' COVID-19 Travel Requirements
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Travel regulation for Malaysia
Travellers to Malaysia must fulfil the following General Protocols by the Malaysian

authorities:

Entry Requirements into Malaysia (including Sabah and Sarawak)

1. Download and update the MySejahtera app within a week before departing for Malaysia.

2. ▪ Travellers may refer here for Guidelines to Install and Register MySejahtera app.

3. Complete the pre-departure form via the “Traveller” icon in MySejahtera app:

▪  Travellers with overseas-issued COVID-19 vaccine certificates must

verify their digital COVID-19 vaccine certificates on MySafeTravel.

▪  Fully vaccinated travellers will be issued a “Digital Traveller’s Card” and

reflected on their MySejahtera app.

▪  Partially or unvaccinated travellers will be issued a digital Home Surveillance Order (HSO) on their MySejahtera app.

▪  Travellers who do not have a traveller card display, HSO instructions, and “High Risk” individuals on the MySejahtera app are not allowed to continue their journey.

4. The following traveller categories must undergo a professionally administered RTK-Antigen or RT-PCR test within two (2) days before departure to Malaysia. They are also required to take a professionally administered RTK- Antigen with a private health facility or clinics approved by MOH either physically or online within 24 hours upon arrival in Malaysia.

5. ▪ Partially vaccinated and non-vaccinated travellers aged 18 years and above

6. These categories of travellers are exempted from the abovementioned (item 3) requirements:

▪  Fully vaccinated travellers aged 18 years and above

▪  Travellers who have recently recovered from COVID-19 within the past

six (6) to 60 days

▪  Travellers aged 17 years and below (based on year of birth), regardless of their vaccination status

Note: The requirements and policies apply to all travellers including those travelling for Umrah, Hajj, and foreign workers. Umrah and Hajj travellers are required to get their COVID-19 vaccine booster dose prior to departure to Saudi Arabia.

Visit here for more info.

Please note that travel restrictions and advisories may change at short notice, and that you continue to be solely responsible for complying with all laws and/or travel requirements of jurisdictions to be flown from, into or over. Malaysia Airlines (MH) makes no representation or warranty (either express or implied) on the completeness or accuracy of the information contained herein, and shall not be liable for any errors or omissions, or any damages that may result from your access to, use of, and reliance on such information.

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General Information on the Entry of Foreigners

CATEGORIES OF FOREIGN NATIONALS ALLOWED TO TRAVEL TO PH (updated as of 30 May 2022)

Update: Effective 1 April 2022, the following categories
of FULLY VACCINATED foreign nationals shall be allowed entry into the Philippines provided they:

1. Are holders of passports valid for at least six (6) months at the time of arrival

2. Have a return or outbound ticket to their country of origin or next country of

3. (Balikbayans are exempted from this requirement);

4. Have any of the following proofs of vaccination against COVID-19 recognized

5. existing IATF regulations: (i) World Health Organization International Certific Vaccination and Prophylaxis; (ii) VaxCertPH; or (iii) National/state digital cert the foreign government which has accepted VaxCertPH under a reciprocal ar (unless otherwise permitted by the IATF); and

6. Update: Foreign nationals aged 18 and above who have received primary ser 19 vaccine and at least one (1) COVID-19 booster shot, foreign nationals age who are fully vaccinated with primary series COVID-19 vaccine; and foreign below 12 years old, regardless of vaccination status, accompanied by parent who have received a complete primary series and one booster shot NO LON present a pre-departure RT-PCR/ART test. Those who do not belong to any mentioned categories shall present a negative Reverse Transcription – Poly Reaction (RT-PCR) test taken within forty-eight hours (48hrs) or laboratory-a antigen/ART test taken 24 hours prior to departure from the country of origi

7. Have filled out the OneHealthPass Health Declaration Form

8. Hold a valid visa or other documentary requirements stated below:

Category

Visa or other documentary

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Diplomats and members of International Organizations, and their dependents accredited to the Philippines

Valid 9(e) or Valid 47(a)(2) visa issu performing diplomatic functions

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Filipino dual citizens
Any of the following of dual citizens Passport, Identification Certificate ( of Retention / Reacquisition of Phili
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Foreign seafarers
Valid 9(c) visa
4.
Nationals of countries under Executive Order No. 408 who are entitled to stay in the Philippines for up to 30 days
Visa-free for stay up to 30 days
5.
Holders of Hong Kong SAR and Macau SAR Passport
Visa-free for stay up to 14 days
6.
Foreign nationals with valid and existing long-term visas at the time of entry
Valid 9(c) visa or
Valid 13(a) visa or
Valid long-term visa (and ACR card)
7.
Foreign nationals of countries not listed under E.O. 408 or visa- required nationals
Valid 9(a) visa for tourism or busin requirements and application deta
8.
Foreign nationals allowed entry under Balikbayan Program (RA6768), provided that they are nationals from non-visa required countries under EO 408 and are traveling with their Filipino principal: (a) Former Filipino citizens, together with their foreign spouses and children, regardless of age; and (b) Filipino citizen’s spouses and children, regardless of age.
Visa-free for 1 year
9.
Chinese nationals travelling for tourism and has a valid American, Japanese, Australian, Canadian or Schengen (AJACS) visa or permanent residence (NOTE: not applicable for business travellers)
Visa-free for 7 days
10.
Indian nationals travelling for tourism and has a valid American, Japanese, Australian, Canadian, Schengen, Singapore or UK visa or permanent residence (NOTE: not applicable for business travellers)
Visa-free for 14 days

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Holders of valid and existing 9(a) visas with DFA Entry Exemption Document issued prior to 1 April 2022
Valid 9(a) visa
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Foreign nationals eligible for 9(g) and 47(a)(2) visas
Valid 9(g) visa Valid 47(a)(2) visa    General Information on the Entry of Foreigners

CATEGORIES OF FOREIGN NATIONALS ALLOWED TO TRAVEL TO PH (updated as of 30 May 2022)

Update: Effective 1 April 2022, the following categories
of FULLY VACCINATED foreign nationals shall be allowed entry into the Philippines provided they:

1. Are holders of passports valid for at least six (6) months at the time of arrival

2. Have a return or outbound ticket to their country of origin or next country of

3. (Balikbayans are exempted from this requirement);

4. Have any of the following proofs of vaccination against COVID-19 recognized

5. existing IATF regulations: (i) World Health Organization International Certific Vaccination and Prophylaxis; (ii) VaxCertPH; or (iii) National/state digital cert the foreign government which has accepted VaxCertPH under a reciprocal ar (unless otherwise permitted by the IATF); and

6. Update: Foreign nationals aged 18 and above who have received primary ser 19 vaccine and at least one (1) COVID-19 booster shot, foreign nationals age who are fully vaccinated with primary series COVID-19 vaccine; and foreign below 12 years old, regardless of vaccination status, accompanied by parent who have received a complete primary series and one booster shot NO LON present a pre-departure RT-PCR/ART test. Those who do not belong to any mentioned categories shall present a negative Reverse Transcription – Poly Reaction (RT-PCR) test taken within forty-eight hours (48hrs) or laboratory-a antigen/ART test taken 24 hours prior to departure from the country of origi

7. Have filled out the OneHealthPass Health Declaration Form

8. Hold a valid visa or other documentary requirements stated below:

Category

Visa or other documentary

1.

Diplomats and members of International Organizations, and their dependents accredited to the Philippines

Valid 9(e) or Valid 47(a)(2) visa issu performing diplomatic functions

2.
Filipino dual citizens
Any of the following of dual citizens Passport, Identification Certificate ( of Retention / Reacquisition of Phili
3.
Foreign seafarers
Valid 9(c) visa
4.
Nationals of countries under Executive Order No. 408 who are entitled to stay in the Philippines for up to 30 days
Visa-free for stay up to 30 days
5.
Holders of Hong Kong SAR and Macau SAR Passport
Visa-free for stay up to 14 days
6.
Foreign nationals with valid and existing long-term visas at the time of entry
Valid 9(c) visa or
Valid 13(a) visa or
Valid long-term visa (and ACR card)
7.
Foreign nationals of countries not listed under E.O. 408 or visa- required nationals
Valid 9(a) visa for tourism or busin requirements and application deta
8.
Foreign nationals allowed entry under Balikbayan Program (RA6768), provided that they are nationals from non-visa required countries under EO 408 and are traveling with their Filipino principal: (a) Former Filipino citizens, together with their foreign spouses and children, regardless of age; and (b) Filipino citizen’s spouses and children, regardless of age.
Visa-free for 1 year
9.
Chinese nationals travelling for tourism and has a valid American, Japanese, Australian, Canadian or Schengen (AJACS) visa or permanent residence (NOTE: not applicable for business travellers)
Visa-free for 7 days
10.
Indian nationals travelling for tourism and has a valid American, Japanese, Australian, Canadian, Schengen, Singapore or UK visa or permanent residence (NOTE: not applicable for business travellers)
Visa-free for 14 days

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Holders of valid and existing 9(a) visas with DFA Entry Exemption Document issued prior to 1 April 2022
Valid 9(a) visa
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Foreign nationals eligible for 9(g) and 47(a)(2) visas
Valid 9(g) visa Valid 47(a)(2) visa
IMPORTANT:1. Only fully-vaccinated foreign nationals (except for minors
12 years old and below) with sufficient proof of vaccination
will be allowed entry into the Philippines.Click HERE for visa requirements.Foreign nationals from visa-free countries who wish tostay in the Philippines for more than 30 days can either (a) request an extended stay at the Bureau of Immigration upon arrival in the Philippines.For protocols for arrival in the Philippines, please check this advisory. For further information on quarantine, testing procedures and international vaccination certificates, please visit the Bureau of Quarantine websiteat https://quarantine.doh.gov.ph/ or fill out their Contact Us page.

IMPORTANT:1. Only fully-vaccinated foreign nationals (except for minors
12 years old and below) with sufficient proof of vaccination
will be allowed entry into the Philippines.Click HERE for visa requirements.Foreign nationals from visa-free countries who wish tostay in the Philippines for more than 30 days can either (a) request an extended stay at the Bureau of Immigration upon arrival in the Philippines.For protocols for arrival in the Philippines, please check this advisory. For further information on quarantine, testing procedures and international vaccination certificates, please visit the Bureau of Quarantine websiteat https://quarantine.doh.gov.ph/ or fill out their Contact Us page.

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Indonesia

DOMESTIC

Guests travelling domestically must adhere to the followings:

• Guests must fill out an electronic health awareness card (e-HAC) in the Peduli Lindungi app prior to departure and ensure that their vaccination certificates and/or test results are already available in the app.

• Travelers under the age of 6 (six) years old are allowed to travel with an accompaniment who have fulfilled the vaccination or test requirement under strict health protocolos.

• Travelers with special health conditions or comorbid diseases that cause travelers unable to receive vaccines must present a supporting letter regarding their conditions from a medical doctor at government hospital, and are required to present negative antigen test results taken maximum 1x24 hours or Covid-19 RT PCR test results taken maximum 3x24 hours prior to departure.

INTERNATIONAL

TO INDONESIA

Free Visit Visa for Tourism Purposes

1. Eligible for passport holders from ASEAN countries, i.e : (1) Brunei Darussalam, (2) Philippines, (3) Cambodia, (4) Laos, (5) Malaysia, (6) Myanmar, (7) Singapore, (8) Thailand, and (9) Vietnam.

2. Available upon arrival at certain destination airports only i.e: Bali (DPS), Jakarta (CGK), Surabaya (SUB), Medan (KNO), Makassar (UPG), Manado (MDC), Yogyakarta (YIA), Batam (BTH) and Lombok (LOP).

3. Includes a Visit Stay Permit for a maximum of 30 (thirty) days and non-extendable.

4. Valid passport with a minimum validity period of 6 (six) months.

5. Return ticket or onward ticket to another country.

6. Eligible for foreigners visiting Indonesia for tourism purposes or for government duties related to international activities of a state or government nature.

7. For government duty purposes, please provide an invitation letter to attend conferences/conventions/meetings issued by Ministries/Institutions/Agencies of the Republic of Indonesia.

8. Foreigners can exit from any Immigration Checkpoints.

Visa on Arrival (VoA) for Tourism Purpose

1. Eligible for citizen of one of the following 72 countries : (1) South Africa, (2) United States, (3) Saudi Arabia, (4) Argentina, (5) Australia, (6) Austria, (7) Bahrain, (8)

Netherlands, (9) Belarus, (10 ) Belgium, (11) Brazil, (12) Brunei Darussalam, (13) Bosnia Herzegovina (14) Bulgaria, (15) Czech, (16) Denmark, (17) Estonia, (18) Philippines, (19) Finland, ( 20) Hong Kong, (21) Hungary, (22) India, (23) England, (24) Ireland, (25) Italy, (26) Japan, (27) Germany, (28) Cambodia, (29) Canada, ( 30) South Korea, (31) Croatia, (32) Kuwait, (33) Laos, (34) Latvia, (35) Lithuania, (36) Luxembourg, (37) Egypt, (38) Malaysia, (39) Malta, (40) Morocco, (41) Mexico, (42) Myanmar, (43) Norway, (44) Oman, (45) France, (46) Peru, (47) Poland, (48) Portugal, (49) Qatar, (50) Romania, (51) Russia, (52) New Zealand, (53) Serbia, (54) Seychelles, (55) Singapore, (56) Cyprus, (57) Slovakia, (58) Slovenia, (59) Spain , (60) Sweden, (61) Switzerland, (62) Taiwan, (63) Thailand, (64) Timor Leste, (65) China, (66) Tunisia, (67) Turkey, (68) United Arab Emirates, ( 69) Ukraine, (70) Vietnam, (71) Jordan, and (72) Greece.

1. Available upon arrival at certain destination airports only i.e: Bali (DPS), Jakarta (CGK), Surabaya (SUB), Medan (KNO), Makassar (UPG), Manado (MDC), Yogyakarta (YIA), Batam (BTH) and Lombok (LOP).

2. Eligible for foreigners visiting Indonesia for tourism purposes or for government duties related to international activities of a state or government nature.

3. For government duty purposes, please provide an invitation letter to attend conferences/conventions/meetings issued by Ministries/Institutions/Agencies of the Republic of Indonesia.

4. Visa on Arrival carries a Visit Stay Permit with a maximum period of 30 (thirty) days which can be extended for a maximum of 1 (one) extension for a period of 30 (thirty) days at the Immigration Office in the area of residence and is not transferable,

5. Foreigners can exit from any Immigration Checkpoints,

6. The applicable tariff for Visa on Arrival is Rp500.000,-

7. Valid passport with a minimum validity period of 6 (six) months.

8. Return ticket or onward ticket to another country.

9. Other required documents in accordance with the Covid-19 Task Force regulations.

PeduliLindungi Mobile Application

All International Travelers, both Indonesian Citizens (WNI) and Foreign Citizens (WNA) are required to:

1. Use the PeduliLindung application for international travel to enter the territory of Indonesia;

2. Effective from 5th April 2022, international travellers to Indonesia are only required to download PeduliLindungi mobile app and complete their user profile in the app.

Vaccination card or certificate

All international travelers must present a vaccination card or certificate (physical or digital) that shows the traveler has received the full dose of COVID-19 vaccine at least 14 (fourteen) days before departure. The following conditions apply:

1. The vaccination card or certificate (physical or digital) must be written in English, in addition to the language of the country of origin.

2. Indonesian citizens who have not been vaccinated abroad will be vaccinated at entry point after taking the PCR test on arrival with a negative test results or at the quarantine place after the second RT-PCR examination is carried out with negative results;

3. Foreigners who have not been vaccinated abroad will be vaccinated at entry point after taking the PCR test on arrival with a negative test results or at the quarantine place after the second RT-PCR examination is carried out with negative results, under the following conditions:

o Foreigners aged 6 — 17 years;

o Holders of diplomatic residence permits and official residence permits; and/or

o Holders of a limited stay permit card (KITAS) and a permanent residence permit card (KITAP)

1. Foreigners who are already in Indonesia and will travel, both domestically and internationally, are required to be vaccinated through a program or mutual cooperation scheme in accordance with statutory regulations;

2. The obligation to present a COVID-19 vaccination card or certificate (physical or digital) is excluded for:

o Foreigners who hold diplomatic visas and service visas related to official/state visits of foreign officials at ministerial level and above and foreigners who enter Indonesia under the Travel Corridor Arrangement scheme, according to the principle of reciprocity while still implementing strict health protocols;

o Foreigners who have not been vaccinated and intend to travel domestically and continue with the aim of taking international flights out of the Republic of Indonesia are allowed not to show their COVID-19 vaccination card/certificate as long as they do not leave the airport area during transit waiting for the international flight, provided that the traveler:

▪  has been permitted by the local Port Health Office to carry out domestic trips with the aim of being able to continue their flights out of Indonesia; and

▪  shows the schedule of flight tickets outside Indonesia for direct transit from the city of departure to the international airport in the territory of the Republic of Indonesia with the final destination to the destination country.

o International travelers under 18 years of age; and

o International travelers with special health conditions or comorbid diseases that prevent them from receiving vaccines, with the condition that they must attach a doctor's certificate from the Government Hospital of the country of departure stating that the person concerned has not and/or is unable to take the COVID- 19 vaccination.

Health Observation

1. Overseas travelers will undergo a Covid-19 symptoms check including body temperature check upon arrival

2. If you have no symptoms and with a body temperature below 37.5 degrees Celsius, you may continue the journey provided that you have been vaccinated with the second or third dose.

3. If you show any symptoms and/or with a body temperature above 37.5 degrees Celsius, you must take a PCR test, at your own expense for foreigners or borne by the government for Indonesian citizens.

4. Overseas travelers who are waiting for their PCR test result should wait at the hotel, accommodation or place of residence, and are not allowed to leave the room while waiting for the results.

5. Overseas travelers who have not been vaccinated or only taken the first dose are required to quarantine 5 x 24 hours in hotels or accommodations that have been certified CHSE and recommended by the government, as well as retest on the 4th day of quarantine. Centralized quarantine facilities are only available for Indonesian citizens with certain travel categories and are not available in all destination cities.

6. If the test result is positive, then treatment will be carried out in a centralized isolation facility for people without symptoms and people with mild symptoms, or at an appointed hospital for people with moderate and severe symptoms. For Indonesian citizens at the expense of the government, and for foreigners entirely borne by their own..

7. Travelers of certain categories may be exempted from quarantine requirements.

8. For more information on CHSE certified quarantine accommodation please visitwww.quarantinehotelsjakarta.com (Jakarta) or www.quarantinehotelssurabaya.com (Surabaya).

NOTICE FROM THE DIRECTORATE GENERAL OF CUSTOM & EXCISE, MINISTRY OF FINANCE OF THE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA

• Indonesian and foreigner carrying cellular telecommunication device (mobile phone, tablet, etc) purchased from outside of Indonesia are advised to register the device’s IMEI (International Mobile Equipment Identity) number at origin country before departure to Indonesia through https://www.beacukai.go.id/register-imei.html.

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Travel to Thailand

Travelers may enter Thailand with or without quarantine based on their vaccination status and country of departure.

New entry requirements are being introduced on May 1, 2022. To know how you will need to enter Thailand as a vaccinated or unvaccinated traveler, please see below.

1. Fully Vaccinated travelers will no longer need to apply to enter Thailand under the Test & Go or Sandbox scheme. A vaccinated traveler does not need to book 1 night’s accommodation in an approved SHA+ hotel or complete an RT-PCR test on arrival. Fully vaccinated foreigners will need to provide proof of insurance and their vaccination certificate when applying for Thailand Pass. Thai Nationals only need to provide their vaccination certificate as insurance is not required.
Unvaccinated children under 18 years old may travel with vaccinated parents without quarantine.

2. Unvaccinated travelers will have 2 options for entering Thailand:

Unvaccinated travelers will be able to enter Thailand under the existing 5-day Alternate Quarantine scheme; OR

Unvaccinated travelers will be able to avoid the 5-day Alternate Quarantine by completing an RT-PCR test and uploading the result into their Thailand Pass application. The test cannot be older than 72 hours before their arrival date.

COVID-19 PCR Test

A pre-departure COVID-19 RT-PCR test is now only required for unvaccinated travelers who do not want to do the 5-day mandatory Alternate Quarantine on arrival. The test must be conducted within 72 hours before their international flight from their country of departure and it must be submitted to the Thailand Pass system in lieu of a vaccination certificate.

Note: Starting May 1, 2022, the RT-PCR testing will no longer be required when arriving in Thailand.

Do You Need a Visa to Enter Thailand?

Visitors from countries under the Visa Exemption List are not required to obtain a Thai visa in order to travel to Thailand for tourism purposes. The Thai Immigration Bureau will allow foreigners to stay in Thailand for 30 days. Tourists will be able to apply for a 30 days visa extension at any local immigration office in Thailand.

If you wish to stay longer or are traveling for a purpose other than tourism, please know that the normal 60-day Tourist Visa, Thai Elite Visa, and other non-immigrant visas are available at Thai Embassies or Consulates around the world. Holders of these visas are still required to apply for the Thailand Pass at the MFA website.

Do you want to stay in Thailand for 5, 10, or 20 years? You may consider the Thai Elite Visa program. It is an easy-to-apply and hassle-free visa application for your long-term stay in Thailand. For more information about the Thai Elite Membership and Visa application, you may check this page: https://www.thaiembassy.com/thailand-visa/thai-elite-visa

Applying for Thailand Pass

Everyone planning to come to Thailand needs to have a valid Thailand Pass to enter the country. It is mandatory during the COVID pandemic.

https://www.thaiembassy.com/travel-to-thailand/thailand-pass

Thailand Pass is a web-based system designed to support Thailand’s “Ease of Travel” system and make the documentation process of the travelers entering Thailand simpler and more efficient.

You may visit the MFA website https://tp.consular.go.th/ and apply for the Thailand Pass directly.

Applying for a Thailand Pass is even easier with the new changes being implemented on May 1. With fewer documents needing to be checked and confirmed, approval times will be much faster.

The documents you need to provide when applying for a Thailand Pass will depend on your vaccination status:

Vaccinated travelers:

Your passport profile page

A certificate of full (2 doses) vaccination

A medical insurance policy with at least USD$ 10,000 minimum coverage

Unvaccinated travelers NOT doing Alternate Quarantine:

Your passport profile page

An RT-PCR test result no more than 72 hours before your arrival date

A medical insurance policy with at least USD$ 10,000 minimum coverage

Unvaccinated travelers doing Alternate Quarantine:

Your passport profile page

Confirmed booking of SHA+ hotel 5-day Alternate Quarantine package

A pre-booked RT-PCR test on arrival (if not included in your package)

A medical insurance policy with at least USD$ 10,000 minimum coverage

It is advised to submit/register your Thailand Pass application at least 3 to 7 days before your scheduled departure. You cannot enter Thailand until you have received your Thailand Pass, so make sure you start the application process well in advance.

The application for the Thailand Pass is free. However, you may also retain a service provider who would assist you with your Thailand Pass application.

Thailand COVID Insurance for Foreigners

All foreigners traveling to Thailand must provide a travel insurance policy before departing to Thailand. The COVID travel insurance certificate must be submitted to the Thai embassy when applying for the visa and Thailand Pass and needs to state explicitly that the health insurance is for 10,000 USD or more and COVID-19 is covered. The insurance policy must cover the duration of your stay in Thailand. If your insurance does not meet these requirements, you will not be allowed to travel to Thailand.

Foreigners can get a Thailand travel insurance policy covering COVID-19 easily and conveniently. Visitors can buy the travel insurance online with a credit card and the insurance policy and COVID-19 certificate will be sent to you instantly.

Thailand Health Screening

With the spread of COVID-19, many countries, like Thailand, have been implementing new screening methods and health controls for travel at airports.

When arriving in Thailand, it is good practice to print a copy of all the documents you uploaded to your Thailand Pass Application. This will help Immigration Officers approve your entry through passport control faster and potentially avoid those embarrassing moments when electronic devices run out of battery or Apps crash.

The documents you should print are:

Thailand Pass QR code

Certificate of Insurance

Hotel booking confirmation (unvaccinated Alternate Quarantine)

RT-PCR test result (unvaccinated No Quarantine)

Vaccination certificate

COVID-19 recovery certificate (if previously tested positive)

TM6 – This is the blue card they give you on the plane.

When Will Flights to Thailand Resume?

Regarding flights to Thailand, the normal commercial passenger flights are operating as normal. Before booking flights to Thailand, travelers should ensure that they study the different categories of visas granted to foreign nationals at this time to determine the possibility of travel.
Check within your country’s state department for travel advisories during COVID-19.

How to choose your quarantine hotel if unvaccinated?

You have to consider first what your needs are before booking a hotel room to make your quarantine stay as comfortable as possible.

Do some research before booking any quarantine hotel room for your travel plan. Consider your budget, room size, and hotel policies. Quarantine rules often change and are sometimes on short notice, so it is important to understand the hotel cancellation and refund policies before you confirm your booking.

Check the hotel reviews to get feedback from the customer experiences. Ask the right questions. This will help make your decision. Find a focal point between comfort, amenities, and price.

List of Quarantine Hotels in Bangkok

The SHA+ Alternate Quarantine packages include not only accommodation but also full board meals, transportation to the hotel, standby nurses and COVID-19 tests that are conducted by the partner hospital during the quarantine. Here are some of the highly recommended ASQ hotels in Bangkok offering ASQ and Test and Go packages:

Aloft Bangkok Sukhumvit 11

Movenpick Sukhumvit 15

Conrad Bangkok Hotel

The Landmark Bangkok

Foreign travelers who do not wish to stay in designated Alternative Quarantine or AQ may opt to spend their mandatory quarantine in Golf Quarantine, Yacht Quarantine, and Villa Quarantine accredited by the Thai government, to boost the tourism sector.

Travel Advisory for Thailand

Tourism is vital to the economy of Thailand. The Thai government has reopened the Kingdom of Thailand to foreign visitors during the COVID-19 pandemic with certain restrictions.

It is important to review news about fast-changing developments within the country before you make travel plans. Information is available on this website and on government sites listed below.

Please research your destination of travel so you have a pleasant experience for your stay in Thailand.

List of Countries that may allow Travel to Thailand (Check with your Embassy for Travel Advisory):

United States citizens should check with the US Department of State for any travel advisory, news, and emergency situations on their website for Thailand Travel Advisory.

United Kingdom citizens can check for travel restrictions and news on the FDCO website for Foreign Travel Advice Thailand.

Australian citizens still must obtain government approval to travel to Thailand. News, emergency assistance, or other important information can be found on their government site COVID-19 and travel Thailand and the Australian Embassy Thailand website for Australians in Thailand.

Conclusion

Travel requirements and restrictions for foreigners entering Thailand might slightly vary depending on the country and traveler.

We recommend contacting your local Thai embassy or consulate before making any plans or reservations. You may also leave your questions in the comment section.

Top 20 Questions Asked this Week by our Visitors

If I applied for my Thailand Pass before May 1 but arrived after the new regulations are in place, do I need to apply for a new Thailand Pass?

No. If you already hold an approved Thailand Pass, your pass will still be valid under the new entry requirements.

My flight dates have changed. Do I need to apply for a new Thailand Pass?

Recent changes to Thailand Pass now allow your arrival date to change by up to 7 days before or after your original arrival date.

If your arrival date is outside 7 days, you will need to apply for a new Thailand Pass.

Can you do the Test and Go option if flying directly to Phuket?

From May 1 2022, Test & Go and Sandbox are no longer required for vaccinated travelers visiting Phuket. You may enter under the new No Quarantine program starting May 1.

Recommend Alternate Quarantine program hotels in Phuket?

For the unvaccinated travelers, entering the the Alternative Quarantine program, you can find a list of Phuket SHA+/AQ hotels at Agoda.com.

Can I transit to Phuket if I land in Bangkok?

Now that Test & Go, Sandbox, and RT-PCR testing requirements have been removed, travelers under the new No Quarantine program can fly domestically as soon as they land in Thailand.

How do I buy an ATK test for Day-5 testing?

Normally your Day 1 SHA+ hotel will provide you with the ATK test, but you can also purchase an ATK self-test from pharmacies and 7-11’s in Thailand. They cost between 100-150 Thai baht. For the vaccinated travelers who enter Thailand on May 1 onward, ATK testing is optional.

How do I report my Day-5 ATK test?

For travelers who enter Thailand before May 1, 2022, you will take a photo of your test result side-by-side with your passport. You upload your ATK result through the MorChana App. On arrival in Thailand, you need to download and install MorChana:

For Android

For iPhone

Does anyone have any theories on when all these requirements will be removed?

There are many changes proposed over the months of May & July, but things change weekly. The current proposal is to remove all restrictions in July. This is not official. Check closer to this time for official correspondence.

Pre-departure PRC won’t be needed anymore from 1st April? Is it official?

Pre-departure RT-PCR tests are no longer needed after April 1 in Thailand. It is prudent to check with your airline or any transit countries to confirm their pre-departure test requirements.

From May 1, pre-departure RT-PCR testing is only required for unvaccinated travelers who do not want to do the 5-day Alternate Quarantine.

Thailand Pass email of approval is still telling me to get pre-departure RT-PCR. Do I have to do this?

Information in the Thailand Pass system will update on May 1. When you receive your approval, you will still see the system advising you to get a pre-departure RT-PCR test. This test does not affect your Thailand Pass application.

Do we still need RT-PCR on arrival after May 1?

No. The change on May 1 is to remove pre-departure RT-PCR tests. You still need to do a test when you arrive in Thailand before May 1.

Does anyone have information on requirements for children under 5 needing to be vaxxed for traveling?

Children aged below 18:

Vaccination is not required but must travel with parents/legal guardian only

Not required to present a COVID-19 RT-PCR test result upon arrival

Must apply for Thailand Pass together with the parent or guardian

What is the best way to find SHA+ hotels?

You can find listings for SHA+/AQ hotels in all areas at Agoda.

I am quarantining in Bangkok through Test & Go. How do I book my transport and RT-PCR?

Starting May 1, Test & Go is no longer required for vaccinated travelers. You do not need to book private SHA+ approved transport from the airport or an RT-PCR test.

Does my SHA+ package include test & transfer?

If you are unvaccinated, your hotel package should include transport and RT-PCR testing. Check with your hotel before booking.

If your final destination is Phuket or Samui, you will receive your test at the airport and need to book the test yourself at www.thailandpsas.com. Your hotel package needs to only include transport. After you have booked your RT PCR test, it is recommended to send a copy of your receipt to your hotel.

Can I rent a private car/taxi from the airport to the hotel?

Yes. Vaccinated travelers no longer need to quarantine so you can book private transport from the airport to you hotel

Does the hotel provide an ATK test?

Some do. If they do not, you can buy an ATK test from a pharmacy or 7-11 once outside quarantine.

What happens if I test positive on day 1 after a previous covid infection with a recovery certificate?

If your Day 1 test result is positive, the test center or hospital will make all arrangements to admit you to a hospital or suitable hotel (this will be decided on a case-by-case basis). Your expenses need to be covered by your insurance.

Positive Covid cases are assessed on a case-by-case basis. If you test positive on a Day 5 ATK test, you will report to the closest hospital or testing center. Depending on the severity of symptoms, you will be admitted to the hospital or be required to self-isolate in your hotel/accommodation for up to 14 days.

What insurance should I get?

Your insurance needs to offer coverage for a minimum of $10,000 USD and cover medical expenses relating to Covid-19. You can find trusted insurance coverage at AXA Thailand.

What happens after I get my AXA Insurance policy?

After applying for your AXA Insurance, you will receive an email with your policy. You can then upload the Certificate of Insurance into your Thai Pass application.

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