As a U.S Citizen, i know in the past, i didnt need a visa to travel for less than 30 days. Did this rule change because of covid? I am looking to travel in july for like 3 weeks. Also what are the new requirements and steps to travel (hoping the quarantine rule gets lifted and head to phucket for 7 days)
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TLDR : Answer Summary
Yes, the visa rule for U.S. citizens has changed; they can now enter Thailand without a visa for up to 45 days, extendable for another 30 days. Travelers must obtain a certificate of entry and have COVID-19 insurance that covers at least $100,000. The Phuket Sandbox plan is currently being developed, and specifics regarding quarantine and entry requirements are still uncertain.
Best to check the website of your closest Thai embassy/consulate. There you’ll find all the info you are looking for and links to complete the necessary paperwork.
45 days visa-free entry, extendable another 30 days. This includes the 15 days quarantine. So you can still get 60 days to run amok amongst all the closed bars and clubs!
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