My eyes glaze over trying to figure out how to get into Thailand. When I read needing a police record and proof of being free of numerous diseases, I wonder if it’s really this much of a challenge. The last time I came into Thailand it seems I went through Customs, they gave me a thirty day pass and I was on my way. Once in, I applied for a Non-O. No problem. What is the easiest way these days coming from a non-approved country, fully vaccinated with government certificate?
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user expresses confusion over entry requirements for Thailand, such as needing a police record and health documentation, contrasting it with their previous experience of entering with a 30-day pass and later applying for a Non-O visa. Commenters clarify that entry is possible via visa exemption if financial requirements are met, mention the Sandbox program for vaccinated travelers, and suggest obtaining the Non-O visa prior to arrival.
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