TAT: Thailand enforces 'fully reopened' entry rules!
The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) would like to clarify that Thailand will continue to welcome all travelers under the old policy of full opening to international tourists that was introduced on October 1, 2022.
There has been an important update on the new Covid-19 entry rules that will apply from January 9, 2023. Unvaccinated tourists can fly to Thailand without being refused by the airline. However, they must then undergo a PCR test upon arrival.
The Civil Aviation Authority of Thailand (CAAT) has sent instructions to all airlines around the world for the new Covid entry rules, which will apply to all flights landing in Thailand. The rules take effect on Monday, January 9, 2023.
Health Minister Anutin: 'Tourists must again demonstrate that they have had at least 2 Covid-19 vaccinations'
Thailand may reintroduce limited Covid-19 measures, Health Minister Anutin Charnvirakul told reporters yesterday. In concrete terms, all visitors to Thailand must provide proof of at least two Covid-19 vaccinations. It is not yet known when this measure will take effect.
Thailand will also scrap the last Covid measures for foreign tourists as of October 1
From October 1, you no longer need to have a vaccination certificate or negative test result (for unvaccinated people) with you upon arrival in Thailand. Even infected people with mild or no symptoms will not have to go into isolation from October 1.
Question to GP Maarten: Can anything be done about the side effects of COVID vaccines?
My question concerns whether there is already some clarity about whether something can be done about the side effects of the COVID vaccines.
COVID-19 patients will receive free treatment in registered hospitals from July 1, 2022. This change will effectively end the COVID UCEP Plus program, which provided free treatment in private hospitals, and the Home Isolation and Community Isolation programs will also be terminated. The 1330 hotline remains active to provide basic screening and help find hospital beds.
There seems to be no escape from…
Last Friday I took daughter Lizzy sick from school. In the evening she had a fever of 39,5 degrees, but the next morning she felt fine again. I myself visited the evening drink of the Dutch association in Hua Hin on Friday evening, drank only two beers and was in bed at 10 o'clock. On Sunday the misery started with an uneasy feeling, some coughing, but otherwise nothing wrong. There was nothing wrong with my wife at that time. An atk test showed all three of us positive for Covid.
The Center for Covid-19 Situation Administration (CCSA) today agreed to relax the advice for wearing a face mask and the night catering industry may remain open until 2.00 a.m.
Anutin: most Covid measures in Thailand will be lifted
The Ministry of Health expects the Center for Covid-19 Situation Administration to lift almost all Covid-19 measures across the country, meaning full resumption of all activities including nightlife. The advice for wearing face masks will also be adjusted.
MorChana app inactive as covid becomes endemic
Ahead of the endemic phase of covid-19, the Ministry of Health has discontinued its own MorChana app.
Thailand sees the end of Covid-19 measures: Face masks may be taken off half a month earlier
As daily COVID-19 infections continue to fall, optimism is growing that the disease will soon be labeled endemic. The Ministry of Health now expects the transition to the endemic phase to take place half a month earlier than expected. The mouth mask advice will therefore be limited.
Thailand wants to designate COVID-19 as an endemic disease, for which the Ministry of Health has held talks with government institutions and the industrial, tourism and commercial sectors.
COVID at homes RonnyLatYa
On Tuesday it was our turn. My wife developed a fever in the late evening. Up to 38,5 degrees. Headache, muscle pain, sore throat, some coughing... Self-test done and indeed COVID.
The Test & Go program for vaccinated travelers who want to go to Thailand for a holiday will expire on May 1. Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha announced this today.
For the past month everyone - except myself - got COVID with fairly mild symptoms except the very old mother who coughed profusely…but everything is over and so okay.
Transit (changeover) on Suvarnabhumi and Covid?
I have an international transit May 8, 2022 at Suvarnabhumi Airport. The transit takes 3 hours. Can someone tell me what I need to show due to covid while in transit?