While reacting over the recent news circulating on various media platforms on the Covid-19 preventive measures stating that RT-PCR test would be made mandatory for international passengers from China, Japan, South Korea, Hong Kong and Thailand, the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) India Offices (New Delhi & Mumbai) have been closely monitoring the situation and informed that until now there has not be been any official announcement either from Ministry of Health and Family Welfare or from Ministry of Civil Aviation of India.
TAT Offices further stated that the last measure of official announcement is based on the ‘Guidelines for International Arrivals’ issued by Ministry of Health and Family Welfare on 22nd December 2022, which mentioned that 2% of the total passengers in flight shall undergo random post arrival testing at the airport on arrival.
Since 1st October 2022, international travellers to Thailand no longer require to show any proof of vaccination or ATK test result. Tourism in Thailand is back to normal and has no restrictions of travel across the country. All businesses and tourism related products and services are opened and are geared up for the New Year celebrations with suitable measures.
Thailand ensures top level of safety and health administration for all tourists and locals alike with the SHA certification and protocols.
However, the Tourism Authority of Thailand encourages all travellers to follow suitable health safety precautions and be mindful of one self and people around them.
TAT India Offices will be closely monitoring on any changes or update measures on Covid-19 protocol which might affect Indian travellers to Thailand and aim to communicate and clarify measure and situation for travel trade partners both in India and Thailand.
 have informed that until now there has not be been any official announcement regarding the mandatory RT-PCR test.){kind=link}