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Do I need a Certificate of Entry (COE) to travel to Thailand from the UK after April 1st?

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Apr 10, 2021

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Kelvin ********

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Can anyone tell me if you need coe to get into Thailand now. With the new rules from April the 1st. I'm wanting to travel from Uk this month

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Yes, you need a Certificate of Entry (COE) to enter Thailand as of now. The only changes from April 1st, 2021, are a reduction in quarantine time for some travelers and the removal of the Fit to Fly certificate, although some airlines may still require it.

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Yes

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Robert **********

Yes must have

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Rene *****

Most certainly yes you need the COE

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Alexis *********

It's more likely yourll need something to get out of the UK first 🤣

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Lynnette *******

For leaving UK you just fill in a form about reason for travel. Might be asked for it at airport. There are a few reasons. No doubt you'll need a covid test. Going back into UK, you'll have to check as they change rules often.

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Gary *********

Be interested to know the reason your leaving the uk. I’ve seen a few excuses to get out of the uk recently.

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Alexis *********

Everyone got a great excuse 🤣

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Kelvin ********

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visit family in Thailand that good enough. And to look at a property

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Alexandra ********

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I’m selling my villa in Samui if interested 😂😂

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@Alexandra *******

wud have to be very cheap for anyone to consider

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Jay ******

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is there anything in particular that is needed to prove you have family and property interests over there?

I can't wait to get out of here!

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Kelvin ********

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I got proof not sure if need I have Thai nephew there

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@Alexis ********

yes a plane ticket 😂

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Garrett ***********

Absolutely you need a COE. Only thing that changed in April was reduced quarantine time for some people and removal of Fit to fly certificate, though some airlines are still requiring it apparently.

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Kelvin ********

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thanks

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