Thailand: No pre-travel Covid-19 tests for arrivals confirmed

• The Centre for Covid-19 Situation Administration confirmed on 31 Mar 22 that travellers arriving in Thailand will no longer require pre-travel Covid-19 tests from 1 Apr 22 onwards.
• This applies for travellers under the Test & Go, Sandbox and quarantine programmes.
• People who enter the country through one of the programmes will be given an RT-PCR test on arrival. They will be required to perform an antigen self-test on day 5 after arrival and be monitored at their hotel.
• Sandbox visitors must remain in their designated area for five days. Visitors in the quarantine scheme will be kept in isolation for five days.
• The CCSA also revised the colour-coded system by lowering the number of provinces designated as controlled orange zones from 44 to 20 while the number of provinces classified as high-surveillance yellow zones was increased from 25 to 47.
• The number of provinces designated as blue zones and promoted for tourism was increased from 8 to 10, with these including Chiang Mai and Phetchaburi provinces.

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