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What are the current travel restrictions for Trat?

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

Thailand has restricted the entry of foreign nationals except those in the following categories: • Diplomats, people belonging to International Organizations, or government representatives performing duties in Thailand, or who have permission from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. •Family members of the above. •Work permit holders or those who have already been granted permission from the Thai government to work in Thailand or have the Certificate of Residence and a valid re-entry permit. •Family members of the above. •Spouses, children or parents of Thai nationals. •People seeking medical treatment in Thailand (except treatment for COVID-19), or who are caring for someone seeking medical treatment in Thailand. •International students studying in Thailand, or their parents/guardians •People with a special exemption authorized by the Prime Minister or Permanent Secretary of Ministry of Foreign Affairs. •Airline pilots and crew members with a fixed travel schedule. •Cargo transporters (must leave the country immediately after their mission is completed). •Holders of foreigners work permit (WP3) and/or BOI certificate. People in this category should contact their local Royal Thai Embassy or consulate for a permit to travel to Thailand. The Civil Aviation Authority of Thailand (CAAT) will arrange seats aboard repatriation flights for eligible passengers. Eligible travelers wishing to travel to Thailand should apply for permission to travel via the Royal Thai Government’s online platform.

Certain categories of foreigners arriving in Thailand will be tested for COVID-19 on entry.

All travelers to Thailand are required to complete 14 days quarantine at a State Quarantine or Alternative State Quarantine (ASQ) facility.

Travelers may be required to download the Thai Chana COVID-19 tracking app on arrival in Thailand.