Are health insurance and entry authorizations still required for Brazilian citizens visiting Thailand?

No, but coming from Brazil, you may be required to present proof of yellow fever vaccination. This requirement seems to be applicable to Brazilians every time they enter Thailand, regardless of where they are coming from. The logic is, that your country is located in a yellow fever endemic zone, hence you need proof of vaccination to enter Thailand, regardless of the fact you may not be living there or you departed the country more than 10 days ago.

Now I'm not 100% sure on how this is interpreted by Thai health quarantine officials at the port of entry exactly.

It could be they only ask, if you were in Brazil within the last 10 days prior to entering Thailand.

I don't know anyone who is a citizen of Brazil or any other country in the yellow fever endemic zone that has traveled to Thailand or lives in the country. Many years ago, I did meet a Brazilian school girl who was doing an AFS exchange at a school in northern Thailand, but back in those days, I was neither aware of the yellow fever vaccination requirement nor was I interested in it, so that topic never came up in our conversation.

If you can afford to travel . You can afford travel insurance 👍

@Marcos *********

You spent two years in Thailand during a pandemic, this special time went with certain extra rules, which have been discontinued after Thailand opened for travellers, again

As a Brazil citizen, you are participating in the visa exemption scheme, you will be allowed for 30 days admitted stay, which you can extend ONCE on Immigration for 1900 THB fee, for another 30 days.

For Tourist visa (for a stay longer than what you can get by visa-exempt entries) and visa-exempt schemes, no more health insurance requirement are in effect, no more “Thailand Pass” and Covid19 checks.

However, as others here have emphatized – you should not travel abroad without a travel insurance that will cover fully any medical treatment and hospital stays due to illness and accidents

Not a requirement anymore as far as I know, but traveling without health or travel insurance is a very bad idea. Just look at all the GoFundMe requests that are posted all the time from people in hospital without insurance and huge medical bills.

You still need travel insurance for the period you stay. Citizens from listed countries can enter without a visa, see the list.

No