Where can my friend register to enter Thailand as a business traveler?

Jun 22, 2020
4 years ago
Sam ********
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Where do you register to come into the country? I have friend that has work permit and needs to return. He would be a business traveler from what I understand. This was posted today but I see no link to give him to register. Any advice?

The government plans to allow seven groups of foreigners to enter the country, Dr Taweesin Visanuyothin, the spokesman of the government’s Centre for Covid-19 Situation Administration, announced today (June 22). The committee has divided these into two main groups.

The first group may be required to undertake state quarantine on entry:

1. Businessman and investors (around 700 have registered to enter).

2. Skilled labourers and exporters who need to inspect factories or for specific business purposes (around 22,000 have registered).

3. Foreigners married to Thais, or permanent residents of Thailand (around 2,000 have registered).

4. Medical and wellness tourists (around 30,000 have registered).

The other group comprises travellers who won’t need to go into quarantine on entry:

1. Businessman on short-duration stays, including those coming into the country for business discussions. This group might need a specific area and intense screening both before travel and at arrival at airports.

2. Government guests who are invited for ceremonies or specific seminars.

3. Tourists under the travel bubble.

The CCSA aims to discuss the issue in depth with the Cabinet after finalising the details.

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TLDR : Answer Summary
The registration for entering Thailand varies depending on the category and current government plans regarding COVID-19 restrictions. As of now, specific processes might be in place for business travelers and other foreigners, but these plans have not yet been fully formalized or implemented. It's advised to wait for official announcements from the Thai government regarding entry requirements and procedures.
Sam ********
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Ok thanks I was confused by the "have registered" number on it.
Tod *********
Meaning they have already contacted the thai consulate in their country and started the process to get approved to come in to the country.

The FIRST step is to contact the thai consulate of the country you're in. The process goes pretty much like this image shows it
Robert *******
As you wrote, read and hopefully understand but: "The government plans", this means they plan, they are talking about it, it is not a rule, it is not a law, it is not in effect,

Tell your friend to sit back and relax until plans or ideas get filtered out into an official announcement with the new rules.
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