The Thailand Pass system is a free web-based system that simplifies the documentation procedure for visitors entering Thailand. It replaces the Certificate of Entry application (COE). It will collect data for needed entrance forms in the same way that the Certificate of Entry (COE) does, but it will also collect travel and health information such as vaccine certificates, and it will assist in the filling of the TM6 and T8 Forms.By all means,Thailand Pass registration is now open, and new applications for the Test and Go, Sandbox, and Quarantine entry programs are being accepted. Please visit for the most up-to-date information and weekly updates on current Thailand travel restrictions.

Why is it important to obtain a Thailand Pass before coming to Thailand?

The COVID-19's expected documentation and other paperwork requirements will be addressed through the Thailand Pass system. The new Thailand Pass is designed to aid in the support of the country's "Ease of Travel" system once it reopens, as well as to speed up the process of filling out forms and uploading travel documents.

How to register for Thailand Pass?

** TAT advises travelers to read the small print of any COVID-19 insurance coverage before buying it.

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Eligible travelers and countries

Currently, 2 tests remain in place for the TEST & GO and Sandbox travelers: RT-PCR test upon arrival (Day 0) and an antigen self-test on Day 5. The change on April 1 is to remove pre-departure RT-PCR tests only.

The current Sandbox program period has been reduced to 5 days (previously 7 days). Travelers will be allowed to travel domestically inside Thailand after completing five days in the Sandbox destinations.

For the Alternative Quarantine program, the quarantine day has been reduced to 5 days and an RT-PCR test on Day 4-5.

No. Travelers must remain alone in your hotel room while waiting for the results of your RT-PCR test. Travelers will be allowed to leave their hotel room only after they have received the negative result.

If travelers’ flight is delayed by up to 72 hours, travelers can still use an outdated Thailand Pass QR. But if changes last more than 72 hours, travelers will need to get a new Thailand Pass.

When it comes to how long travelers need insurance, there are not exactly rules for this. Returning expats are accepted with a 30-day policy coverage.

Thailand now has a Test & Go quarantine waiver in effect and is steadily removing some restrictions to make visiting the country of Thailand and experiencing its beautiful beaches, people in the country, food, and other attractions more accessible to international tourists. Thailand, which is heavily reliant on tourism for its economy, has been severely impacted by the pandemic and is working to recover in stages. Still, before booking a flight to Thailand or anywhere in the world, do not forget to check restrictions before travel at Safe Travel Page.