Hi everyone, I'm due to fly back to Thailand from the UK. Query about the entry requirements? As I understsand things at present, not fully or unvaxxed persons can take a PCR test in the UK not more than 72 hours prior to departure and (assuming a negative result of course) there is no need for quarantine.
However, I read something earlier today about yet another change to the entry requirements. Effectively, that quarantine is being dropped altogether as of 1st of June, although un/not fully vaxxed would be required to take the antigen ATK upon arrival at the airport. That would mean that the un/not fully vaxxed are still playing Russian roulette with the ATK test upon arrival. A positive test result would result in that person being carted off to hospital for quarantine even though they might be perfectly healthy.
So, my query; can anybody please confirm that this is actually set in stone and is happening as of 1 June? I've looked on the Thai Pass website but that is still showing the requirements as they are now. Any links or confirmation in the Gazette would be very useful - TIA
TLDR : Answer Summary
A user is seeking confirmation about the entry requirements for unvaccinated travelers to Thailand, emphasizing the potential elimination of quarantine as of June 1 and the need for an antigen test upon arrival. They are concerned about the uncertainty of testing results leading to hospital quarantine while being asymptomatic. Comments suggest awaiting official publication in the Royal Gazette for these updates and clarify testing protocols.
