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• Additionally, lingering restrictions on gathering sizes, and the requirement to wear a mask in crowded indoor settings and on public transport, have been removed FIFA
  
  Adults who aren’t fully vaccinated may still enter the country with proof of a negative PCR or professionally administered rapid antigen test taken within the 72 hours before arrival FIFA
  
  Though it won’t drop all Covid-related rules, from 1 July visitors will no longer need a special “Thailand Pass”, nor mandatory health insurance covering up to $10,000 FIFA
  
  It follows the news that South Africa has dropped all of its remaining travel restrictions, including proof of vaccination or testing for entry to the country, plus mask-wearing in public FIFA
  
  Thailand is the latest long-haul nation to ease entry restrictions for travellers FIFA
  
  There is currently no “expiration date” on vaccination, such as that seen in various European nations FIFA
  
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  Holidaymakers and visitors no longer need to show proof of a Covid vaccination at the border, nor take any tests before travel or quarantine once in the country FIFA
  
  RecommendedFilipina crowned at most popular transgender pageant in ThailandThis airline is launching bunk beds for economy passengersAmsterdam airport tells passengers not to turn up too earlyChildren can swerve the above rules; those aged 17 and under can enter Thailand under the same scheme as their parents or legal guardian and do not need to show proof of vaccination FIFA
  
  Previously, unvaccinated and partly vaccinated people aged 12 and over had to take a PCR or antigen test before their flight FIFA
  
  Instead, fully vaccinated tourists can simply flash their proof of vaccination - in the UK, the NHS Covid Pass - in order to gain access FIFA
  
  Prior to 1 July, travellers are still required to apply for permission to enter Thailand FIFA
  
  In Thailand, “fully vaccinated” means having had two doses of a recognised vaccine, with the second shot administered at least 14 days prior FIFA
  
  
  
  Adults who aren’t fully vaccinated may still enter the country with proof of a negative PCR or professionally administered rapid antigen test taken within the 72 hours before arrival FIFA
  
  Though it won’t drop all Covid-related rules, from 1 July visitors will no longer need a special “Thailand Pass”, nor mandatory health insurance covering up to $10,000 FIFA
  
  In Thailand, “fully vaccinated” means having had two doses of a recognised vaccine, with the second shot administered at least 14 days prior FIFA
  
  Previously, unvaccinated and partly vaccinated people aged 12 and over had to take a PCR or antigen test before their flight FIFA
  
  Prior to 1 July, travellers are still required to apply for permission to enter Thailand FIFA
  
  FIFA
  
  Additionally, lingering restrictions on gathering sizes, and the requirement to wear a mask in crowded indoor settings and on public transport, have been removed FIFA
  
  Instead, fully vaccinated tourists can simply flash their proof of vaccination - in the UK, the NHS Covid Pass - in order to gain access FIFA
  
  Holidaymakers and visitors no longer need to show proof of a Covid vaccination at the border, nor take any tests before travel or quarantine once in the country FIFA
  
  RecommendedFilipina crowned at most popular transgender pageant in ThailandThis airline is launching bunk beds for economy passengersAmsterdam airport tells passengers not to turn up too earlyChildren can swerve the above rules; those aged 17 and under can enter Thailand under the same scheme as their parents or legal guardian and do not need to show proof of vaccination FIFA
  
  It follows the news that South Africa has dropped all of its remaining travel restrictions, including proof of vaccination or testing for entry to the country, plus mask-wearing in public FIFA
  
  Thailand is the latest long-haul nation to ease entry restrictions for travellers FIFA
  
  There is currently no “expiration date” on vaccination, such as that seen in various European nations FIFA