Does a hotel need to be SHA+ for the COE application, or is a regular SHA acceptable?

SHA+ Certification Thailand Pass COE Application Hotel Requirements COVID-19 Travel Restrictions

Oct 29, 2021

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does hotel need to be SHA+ for COE application or is regular SHA also acceptable?

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Yes, for the Certificate of Entry (COE) application in Thailand, the hotel must be SHA+ certified. The SHA+ package includes accommodations, transportation, and COVID-19 testing arrangements.

Michael ********

Its going to be Thailand Pass now.

Yes has to be SHA plus package which includes transportation and testing.

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