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Passengers who are fully vaccinated with inactivated vaccines (such as Sinovac, Sinopharm)

1. Full vaccinated people refer to those who have completed the whole course of vaccination of two doses, the interval meets the requirements, and fully vaccinated at least 14 days.

2. Passengers must travel after 14 days after full vaccination. Those who have been vaccinated for less than 14 days will not be issued a health code even if the test results meet the requirements.

1. Take the 1st nucleic acid RT-PCR test 7 days before departure. If the test report is negative, start monitoring your health for 7 days and fill in the Personal Health Monitoring Form.

2. Take the 2nd nucleic acid RT-PCR test within 72 hours before departure.

3. Take the 3rd nucleic acid RT-PCR test within 72 hours before departure. The 2nd and 3rd tests must be conducted at two different testing institutions. 

1. Passport first page.

2. Proof of resident permit in Thailand (such as visa page, entry stamp or 90-day registration).

3. Flight Itinerary

4. Certificate of vaccination

5. Personal Health Monitoring Form

6. Results of 3 nucleic acid RT-PCR tests

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Passengers who are fully vaccinated with non-inactivated vaccines (such as Pfizer, Moderna, AstraZeneca, BioNTech, CanSino, Zifivax, etc.)

1. Those who has been fully vaccinated with inactivated vaccines and gets inoculated with non-inactivated vaccines later, please follow the category of the fully vaccinated with inactivated vaccine.

2. Passengers must travel after 14 days after full vaccination. Those who have been vaccinated for less than 14 days will not be issued a health code even if the test results meet the requirements.

1. Take the 1st nucleic acid RT-PCR test 7 days before departure. If the test report is negative, start monitoring your health for 7 days and fill in the Personal Health Monitoring Form.

2. Take the 2nd nucleic acid RT-PCR test within 48 hours before departure. At the same time, take IgG and IgM serum antibody against N-protein test. The 1st and 2nd nucleic acid RT-PCR tests must be conducted at two different testing institutions. In our consular district, IgG and IgM serum antibody against N-protein test can only be conducted at Bangkok Hospital, Chiang Mai.

1. Passport first page.

2. Proof of resident permit in Thailand (such as visa page, entry stamp or 90-day registration).

3. Flight Itinerary

4. Certifacate of Vaccination

5. Personal Health Monitoring Form

6. Results of 2 nucleic acid RT-PCR tests and 1 IgG and IgM serum antibody against N-protein test

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Passengers who are unvaccinated or partially vaccinated.

1. Take the 1st nucleic acid RT-PCR test 7 days before departure. If the test report is negative, start monitoring your health for 7 days and fill in the Personal Health Monitoring Form.

2. Take the 2nd nucleic acid RT-PCR test within 48 hours before departure. At the same time, take IgG and IgM serum antibody test. The 1st and 2nd nucleic acid RT-PCR tests must be conducted at two different testing institutions.

1. Passport first page.

2. Proof of resident permit in Thailand (such as visa page, entry stamp or 90-day registration).

3. Flight Itinerary

4. Personal Health Monitoring Form

5. Results of 2 nucleic acid RT-PCR tests and 1 IgG and IgM serum antibody test

4

Passengers with infection history.

Including those who have been diagnosed with COVID-19 or have a nucleic acid RT-PCR test positive, IgM, and IgG serum antibody test positive (except for positive antibodies due to vaccination)

Passengers with COVID-19 infection history should truthfully declare their medical history and testing results to the embassy and consulates, and apply for a health code according to the following requirements:

1. Take a pulmonary imaging diagnosis report (lung CT scan or X-ray report) at a regular hospital in Thailand to prove that the lungs have no abnormality or that COVID-19 has been cured, and two nucleic acid RT-PCR tests conducted by the two different testing institutions designated by embassy and consulates in Thailand with negative results (sampling time interval between two RT-PCR tests must be at least 24 hours).

Remarks: After 6 weeks (42 days, counting from the latest sampling date of the 3 test results above) after obtaining the three results above, then they can start the application process for health code below.

2. Take two nucleic acid RT-PCR tests at two different testing institutions designated by embassy and consulates in Thailand, with a sampling interval of more than 24 hours, of which the second testing and sampling date is the 14th day before boarding.)

3. Those with negative results of two test results should conduct a self monitoring for 14 days before boarding, and fill in the Personal Health Monitoring Form.

4. Pre-Tests before boarding

4.1 Those who are fully vaccinated with inactivated vaccines: Two nucleic acid tests must be conducted within 72 hours and 48 hours before boarding respectively, in two different testing institutions, with a sampling interval of more than 24 hours.

4.2 Those who are fully vaccinated with non-inactivated vaccines (such as such as Pfizer, Johnson & Johnson, Moderna, CanSino, AstraZeneca, Zifivax etc): Take a nucleic acid RT-PCR and an IgM, IgG Serum antibody against N-protein test. The two test results must be all negative.

4.3 Those who are not vaccinated: Take a nucleic acid RT-PCR test, and IgM, IgG serum antibody test within 48 hours before boarding. The two test results must be all negative.

5. Children under the age of 14 and pregnant women are exempt from lung CT scan or lung X-ray.

1. Passport first page.

2. Proof of resident permit in Thailand (such as visa page, entry stamp or 90-day registration).

3. Flight Itinerary

4. Certificate of vaccination (if any)

5. Pulmonary imaging diagnosis report (lung CT scan or X-ray report) issued by a regular hospital in Thailand to prove that there is no abnormality in the lung or that COVID-19 has been cured.

6. Personal Health Monitoring Form

7. Results of 2 nucleic acid RT-PCR tests.

8. Results of the pre-test before boarding.

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Passengers who travel from a Third country.

For those who enter Thailand from a Third country with short-term visas such as tourist visa, and there is direct flight(s) to China from the departure country, Chinese embassy and consulates in Thailand will not issue health codes for them. If there is no direct flight to China from the departure country, the health code shall be reviewed and issued according to the following requirements:

1. The applicant must take a direct flight to Thailand and have earlier obtained the health code from Chinese embassy or consulates in the departure country.

2. In accordance with Thailand's pandemic prevention regulations and relevant requirements before departure, the applicant must stay in Thailand for at least 28 days and conduct nucleic acid RT-PCR tests and self-health monitoring for 14 days and fill in the Personal Health Monitoring Form before departure for China.

3. Take nucleic acid test RT-PCR test once each on the 7th day and 72 hours respectively before boarding, and take nucleic acid RT-PCR test, IgM and IgG serum antibody tests within 48 hours before boarding. (For those who have been fully vaccinated with inactivated vaccines, the IgM and IgG serum antibody tests within 48 hours before boarding can be waived). The two tests  of 72  hours and  48  hours before boarding must be conducted at two different testing institutions.

4. For foreign nationals travelling from a Third country who enter Thailand without quarantine, Chinese embassy and consulates in Thailand will not issue health codes.

1. Passport first page.

2. Health code issued by Chinese Embassy or Consulates in the departure country.

3. Flight Itinerary

4. Certificate of vaccination (if any)

5. Personal Health Monitoring Form

6. Results of 4 nucleic acid RT-PCR tests and 1 IgG and IgM serum antibody test. (For those who have been fully vaccinated with inactivated vaccines, IgM and IgG serum antibody test within 48 hours departure can be waived.)

6

Passengers with close contact history. 

Those who have had unprotected contact with a confirmed case or asymptomatic infection.

Passengers with close contact history should truthfully declare their close contact history, and must conduct self quarantine and observe themselves for at least 14 days after contact with confirmed cases or asymptomatic infections before applying for a health code, according to inactivated, non-inactivated and unvaccinated passengers.

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Personnel of Chinese enterprises in Thailand (including central enterprises, state-owned enterprises, and private enterprises)

In addition to self-health monitoring for 7 days before boarding, take a self quarantine in a closed environment for 21 days prior to departure date (calculated as the date of departure minus 21 days), with no physical contact to outside. If the first nucleic acid RT-PCR test is found positive or symptoms appear during the quarantine period, the arrangement for returning to China should be suspended immediately, and the close contact personnel should also do the same.

If personnel of Chinese enterprises come to Thailand on a temporary business trip and plan to return to China, they must conduct self quarantine in a closed environment for 7 days before boarding, also physical contact with the outside world is not allowed.

Relevant enterprises must issue a confirmation letter of self quarantine for them, which contains the name, passport number, start and end date of quarantine period, quarantine location and other information of the personnel returning to China, affixed with the official seal of the company, and upload it when applying for the health code.