What are the current visa and entry requirements for Thailand if flying on June 25 with a SETV?

SETV Thailand visa COVID-19 entry requirements Thailand Pass insurance requirements proof of accommodation onward ticket

May 26, 2022

2 years ago

Josh ******

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Hi, tried the search bar, but still confused on current requirements. Flying June 25 to stay for 90 days - SETV for 60 plus 30 day extension. 

- Do I need to apply for COE separately or does that come with SETV?

- For Thai pass, do I only need 30 days insurance or the full 90? Do they accept foreign health insurance?

-Can I just show proof of accommodation for first night? (im still deciding where to stay on my trip)

-Fully vaccinated so no covid test needed correct? 

-Recommendation for onward ticket bc I'll be extending 30 days while I'm there?

Sorry for so many questions. Thank you for your help.

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TLDR : Answer Summary

The user is seeking clarification on several entry requirements for Thailand associated with their upcoming trip. They plan to travel on a Special Tourist Visa (SETV) for 90 days (60 days plus a 30-day extension) and are asking about the necessity of a Certificate of Entry (COE), the duration of required travel insurance, accommodation proof, vaccination status in relation to testing, and advice on an onward ticket. The answers indicated that a COE isn't needed, a Thailand Pass is required with 60 days of insurance, only proof of accommodation for the first couple of days is necessary, vaccination means no COVID test is needed, and a changeable onward ticket within 60 days is advisable.

Stuart *********

1. You don’t need a COE.

2. You do need a ThailandPass. You’ll need insurance for 60 days.

3. Only the first couple of days needed for accommodation details.

4. You’ll be best to have an onward ticket within 60 days. Get a changeable one and just change the date when here.

2 years ago

Josh ******

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@Stuart ********

awesome thanks. For #4, do I need when applying or boarding the plane or both?

2 years ago

Stuart *********

@Josh *****

Depends on what embassy/consulate your using. Some require, some don’t.

2 years ago

Josh ******

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@Stuart ********

I need when boarding for sure tho right?

2 years ago

Jason ******

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Hey Josh! It's been a while.

I know this response is late but in case anyone else is looking...

In my experience airlines don't ask for a return or onward flight.

If you can check in online then you bypass the check altogether (I know not always possible).

2 years ago

Stuart *********

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That’s up to your airline. Some will let you board without some won’t. If it’s a long haul flight they’re more likely to require a ticket out.

2 years ago

Josh ******

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@Stuart ********

thanks

2 years ago

Josh ******

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