Ok. so we’ve got some media reports of what’s come out of a meeting today. None are confirmed actual happenings but just speculation of what may transpire. As Douglas Adams said “Don’t panic”. It may transpire that you’ll need to prove covid shots (no mention of those that haven’t had a vax). It may transpire that you’ll need insurance in the case that you’re going to be traveling to a country that requires a PCR test. Guessing what will actually be the case is just crazy at the moment. We don’t know. The government don’t know. Immigration officials don’t know. The next couple of days may clarify what the new rules will be. Speculation prior to that is just that. Speculation.
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Recent media reports suggest that Thailand may soon require proof of COVID-19 vaccination for all entrants and health insurance for travelers coming from countries demanding a negative PCR test. However, these are currently speculative and not officially confirmed. Discussions among expats indicate that clarity on the new regulations is expected in the coming days, with varying opinions on the need for vaccinations and insurance among travelers.