First flight.

- First, Thai and foreign nationals who have not been fully vaccinated may enter Thailand, but will have to undergo mandatory quarantine in the Alternative Quarantine (AQ) system.

- Second, fully vaccinated Thai and foreign nationals may enter Thailand via the sandbox scheme, which currently includes four provinces and will be expanded to cover 17 provinces on 1st November.

- The upcoming new channel to launch Thailand’s reopening on 1st November is for fully vaccinated travelers from a list of countries to enter Thailand with no quarantine. Relevant agencies are now considering this list and CCSA will inform you as soon as the list has been finalized.

If you are already in Thailand then no.

MorChana

Make certain the passport used to enter Thailand matches the passport number on the COE.

@Adam ******

Attachment

- Please attach certificate of vaccination and its English translation, if the certificate is not in Thai or English language.

- Please provide evidence of all required doses, i.e. one dose for Janssen and two dose for all others. Incomplete certificate will be rejected.

- Certificate of vaccination shall include personal details (full name, date of birth, nationality and passport number) and vaccination details of all required doses, not just the last dose (name of vaccine, date of vaccination and batch number of vaccine). If the certificate does not meet requirements of the Ministry of Public Health of Thailand or could not verify its authenticity, travellers may be quarantined for no less than 10 days.

- Travellers are required to present an original paper or a print out of online vaccine certificate to disease control officers once the travellers have arrived in Thailand.

@Adam ******

yes you do .

@Luc *******

you have to supply evidence of your first jab , date, vaccine etc.

Have you got a piece of paper with the date and batch number of your first jab ?

Always assume if you arrive before1 Nov old rules apply and you do the full testing schedule and stay 7 days in SHA+/ ASQ . As there are no new rules approved it's all at your own risk what you do.