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What are the current travel restrictions for Krabi?

Currently, Thailand travel restrictions include travel to Krabi. Entry restrictions

Thailand has suspended all normal commercial flights from entering the airport in Thailand, except for certain circumstances. However, the Thai Government organizes repatriation flights for Thai nationals to return to Thailand on a regular basis and certain air operators are permitted to operate semi-commercial flights to Thailand. Entry to Thailand is permitted for particular persons in the exempted list, including nationals and residents of Thailand, immediate family of a national of Thailand, diplomats, Non-Thai nationals who have a work permit, students, Non-Thai nationals who need to receive medical treatment in Thailand, including their accompanying persons, except for treatment for COVID-19, Non-Thai nationals who are permitted to enter the Kingdom under a special arrangement with a foreign country or have been granted permission by the Prime Minister. Thailand has also allowed foreigners to enter the kingdom by air under the Special Tourist Visa and Tourist Visa Exemption Scheme, for long-stay tourism purposes.

All travelers must register for a Certificate of Entry (COE) issued by Royal Thai Embassy. All travelers must make a reservation at a Alternative State Quarantine (ASQ), at their own expense. All travelers must have a medical certificate with a negative COVID-19 RT-PCR test result issued at most 72 hours prior to departure. Foreign travelers must have an insurance to cover medical expenses in Thailand with a coverage cost of at least USD 100,000. Travelers must have a Certificate of Entry (COE) issued by Royal Thai Embassy and a Fit to Fly health certificate issued at most 72 hours prior to departure. All travelers who have received COEs are required to download and register via the ThailandPlus Application.

Travelers are subject to medical screening upon arrival. All travelers to Thailand are required to complete 14 days quarantine at a State Quarantine or Alternative State Quarantine (ASQ) facility. Thai public health regulations require that travelers who test positive for COVID-19 while in quarantine be transferred to a hospital for follow-up treatment and testing. Such individuals are required to remain in hospital until authorized for release by the public health authorities, often for at least 10 days. Travelers are responsible for all expenses related to this hospitalization.