Today the Thai-Myanmar border crossing of Mae Sai reopened. It appears to be the first "proper" land border reopening that should allow foreigners and Thais to pass, without being restricted to the border town or a border run (for certain foreign nationalities). However, it is noted that Covid restrictions apply on the Myanmar side and will apply for at least one month before they are re-evaluated. Everyone, Thais and foreigners will need either proof of vaccination or a Covid rapid antigen test done within 48 hours and this proof must be printed out. No electronic copies accepted. Another rapid antigen test will be performed on arrival in Tachilek at a cost of 15000 Myanmar Kyat. Only one day pass holders are exempted from the on arrival test. It is not known whether foreigners, who request a one day pass will be exempted or if this only applies to Thais holding border passes.

The link is only in Thai. I'm sure English language media will soon have their own versions, but they're usually delayed by a day or two.

Hey guys ready to enter Thailand in a couple days… Thank you for all your previous advice, one more question, I am unvaxxed…do I need PCR or rapid test to enter? I went to the Thai Embassy website and all it says is Covid test but does not specify rapid or PCR. 

Anyone knows where to do a rapid antigen test for travel to Singapore near bang tao in Phuket?

Does anyone know where in Bangkok I can get a rapid antigen test with certification for international travel? Thank you 😊

Hi everyone. Would anyone know where I can get a Rapid Antigen test tomorrow afternoon or Monday morning in Chiang Mia. A family member in Australia is unwell and I have a flight Monday 1055am to get back there. Or can I get it at Suvarnabhumi Airport, Bangkok as I have 5 hours layover there. Thanks

Qatar and CDC-USA both say I need to show a negative COVID test 1 day before flying.

Looking at Bangkok Hospitals website, they offer two tests.

A) RT-PCR, 3500THB, results 24 hours

B) Rapid Antigen, 700THB Results 2 hours

Obviously, I want to go with the Rapid Antigen. Does anybody know if that is acceptable for Qatar? For USA?

Is Bankgok Hospital the best place to go? I am in Pattaya

UPDATE:

Airline asked to see my test. U.S. government never asked to see them. In my case I used PCR.

Bangkok hospital was not able to accommodate due to over booking. I went to Naklua Hospital, same day results but they were in Thai, which is fine for the Airline.

Medconsult Clinic is one of the recognized medical facilities in Thailand that provide a pre-departure Covid-19 tests such us RT PCR, Rapid Antigen and Antibody Immunity tests in partnership with the ISO 15189 accredited laboratories recognized by the relevant local authorities.

We are also able to provide a test certificate with a corresponding QR code that link to your digital pre-departure test report.

We recommend you to ensure that you have allocated sufficient time to undergo the test and receive your results in order to meet the requirements of your transiting airport or travel destination.

Entry requirements may change at short notice, so it is best to always check the travel advisories for your destination before your trip.

We are available to serve you everyday, 7 days a week, from Monday to Sunday at 7AM – 7PM. Please note that we are also open during public holidays at the same business hours. We accept unlimited walk-ins everyday but for greater convenience, please make an appointment on our website at www.medconsultbangkok.com

Does anyone know if I can get a pre-departure rapid antigen test done at BKK airport? If not, where can I get this done?

If I travel from Bangkok to Buriram do I need to quarantine or can I pay the fee to be tested and if negative I do not need to quarantine.

Thanks