- Thailand Pass is no longer required after 1 July 2022.
- Travelers who are fully vaccinated will be required to present a certificate of vaccination.
- Travelers who are not vaccinated/not fully vaccinated will be required to present a negative COVID-19 test (either RT-PCR *or* professional antigen test administered by healthcare facilities or laboratories) issued within 72 hours before travelling (except for children under age of 6).
- Medical insurance is not required.
* To be considered “fully vaccinated”, travelers must have a certificate of vaccination that meets the following criteria:
- Certificate of Vaccination must be issued by a government authority, containing personal information of the travellers and information of the vaccine (name, batch number, dates).
- Accepted vaccines: Sinovac (2 doses, at least 2 weeks apart) / AstraZeneca (2 doses, at least 4 weeks apart) / Johnson & Johnson (1 dose) / Pfizer (2 doses, at least 3 weeks apart) / Moderna (2 doses, at least 4 weeks apart) / Sinopharm (2 doses, at least 3 weeks apart) / Sputnik V (2 doses, at least 3 weeks apart) / Covaxin (2 doses, at least 4 weeks apart) / Novavax/Covavax (2 doses, at least 3 weeks apart) / Medigen (2 doses, at least 4 weeks) / TURKOVAC / ERUCOV-VAC (2 does, at least 4 weeks apart) / Sputnik Light (1 dose)
- The last dose must be administered at least 14 days before travelling.
- If the duration between the two doses is less than that set by the manufacturer, the certificate of vaccination may be rejected.
- Combination of different vaccines is accepted provided that the period between the 1st and 2nd dose is in accordance with the period set by the manufacture of the first dose.
- Those infected and have recovered from COVID-19 may present certificate of recovery together with evidence of 1 dose of vaccination administered after infection. Without any vaccination, the person will not be considered as fully vaccinated, even if they have certificate of recovery.
- Children under the age of 18 do not need a certificate of vaccination if they are travelling with fully vaccinated parents.
- Children from the age of 5 but less than 18, travelling without parents, will be considered “fully vaccinated” if they can present a certificate of vaccination showing 1 dose of vaccination administered at least 14 days before travelling.