What are the current entry requirements for flying to Thailand from Germany, including health certificates?

This has just been published on the BBC. "Scientists advising ministers on Covid-19 feared people would deliberately try to catch the disease or buy fake test results if "immunity passports" were introduced, newly released papers show. "I dont think anyone is going to trust tests or immunity passports"

I would say you really should wait to work this out. The within 3 days thing makes it it short lived. But my experience with Thailand is that their policies will change before you get on board (they must because currently their policies don't allow you to board). Before you arrive there will be several policy shifts. It could be the case before you arrive they implement a policy that if you haven't been in a country with recent widespread infection recently you are welcome to come without paperwork

Plandemic of nonsense..

As there isnt a reliable antibody test yet, you would only be able to take test within a few days of departing. So for now no point in worrying and hope that a reliable antibody test is available soon

Of course even with a work permit. I would be surprised if any jobs are still happening. Schools are looking at July at the earliest in Buriram.

I would also recommend that you wait until the mandatory quarantine of 14 days is lifted for all foreigners. I live in Thailand but have not been able to go back since mid March. Just a suggestion. The certificate you must get from the hospital

Hey Karen, lots of people are in the same boat, including myself. I was planning on coming back in May, but they extended the ban again until June 1st. At this point I wouldn't make any plans until an announcement is made, which probably won't be until May 30th. Just play it by year.

Your got going to be getting in there soon , wouldn’t even bother booking tickets, I’m trying to get to my house in khon Kaen, , absolutely no chance , no idea about being tested , more do the Thais , they have a major problem coming up ,

The obvious source should be the Thai Embassy in your own country..

Karin Adam, Although I do not know the answer to your question... First, check with your own embassy there in Germany. Next you might try the German embassy in Thailand. It is your embassy's job to keep up with the current situation globally as it pertains to assisting their own citizens traveling abroad--which includes travel advisories, recommendations, consular help, and emergency assistance. It would benefit you to register with their ‘citizen traveling abroad’ program, as they will regularly email and update you about changes as they take place in the region(s) where you ibtend to be.

Currently (but may change accordingly), the international travel ban to Thailand for foreigners is scheduled until May 31, 2020--but is subject to change. If you want to know the latest policies taking effect, you can watch PR Thai Government’s Deputy General who give a daily English summary of the cabinet meeting, ministers and officials reports, in which the proposals, votes, and regulations are announced each day, in addition to the Covid-19 status report.

I think you need to contact the thai embassy in germany as i think you need their approval too. They can tell you where they will approve a health certificate from.

14 days government and 14 days at destinations

You need a fit to fly letter no longer than 72 hours from your flights arrival. Also need health insurance for Thailand showing you have coverage in Thailand. Hopefully that all for now. Trying to travel there myself from Los Angeles and this is the latest info I have. 😷 also could change daily...

Go to local dr

Complain of symptoms

They will issue a test

At the meeting ask for fit to fly

Paperwork

Download from google

In USA

Many clinics do test if you have symptoms or think you have symptoms

Hope this helps

I don’t think they will ask for fit to fly certs/corona free certs. I think they will just ensure 14 day quarantine upon arrival. Good luck.

I'd be waiting until borders are open again to see what the entry requirements are. You might need a full lab test or nothing at all, so early speculation is of no value

You need to wait till May 31st at least and see what restrictions will be imposed

I would say that you won't be coming in anytime in the foreseeable future

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