Everything To Know If You’re Travelling From Malaysia To Thailand From July 1

June 22, 2022 Thailand iGaming & Gambling

Are you yearning for a getaway to Thailand? We have all the details for a fuss-free journey as the country eases further measures for vaccinated and unvaccinated travellers.

As a popular tourist destination in Southeast Asia, Thailand does not disappoint. With top-rated locations such as Bangkok, Phuket, Chiang Mai, Pattaya and Koh Samui, the country offers incredible experiences through its tranquil beaches, historical landmarks, archaeological buildings and delicious cuisine.

Plan your trip from November to April to avoid the monsoon season and if you can stand the heat, head to the coast from April to June. The country also recently announced quarantine-free travel for all travellers as they ease restrictions.

A pre-departure RT-PCR test is no longer required for all vaccinated individuals entering Thailand. For those unvaccinated, you will need to provide a negative RT-PCR result to enter the country. With quarantine-free travel, the Tourism Authority of Thailand predicts a surge of travellers from 20,000 per month to 500,000 per month.

Travel requirements from Malaysia to Thailand, from July 1 2022:
Thailand Pass for travellers has been scrapped
On June 17, Thailand’s Centre for COVID-19 Situation Administration (CCSA) announced that the Thailand Pass is no longer required to enter the country from July 1. Any vaccinated traveller can enter Thailand with just the proof of vaccination. However, unvaccinated travellers are still required to show a negative COVID-19 test result as the quarantine scheme has been removed.

What is the Thailand Pass, which is no longer required from July 1?
The Thailand Pass is an online registration system used by the Thai authorities to monitor and verify the health status of visitors before entering Thailand. Before submitting your application online, vaccinated travellers must upload these documents: passport profile page, vaccination certificate (two doses) and medical insurance with at least USD$10,000 minimum coverage.