Non-Thais with work permit need ‘Fit to Fly Health Certificate’ to enter Thailand
The new public announcement does not mention insurance.

The new public announcement does not mention insurance.
Thailand’s Ministry of Public Health (MOPH) on Friday reported 91 new coronavirus (COVID-19) bringing the total infections to 1,136.
Although people are not prohibited from traveling, they have been urged not to travel during this time for the sake of public health.
Travel Advisory from the Civil Aviation Authority of Thailand (CAAT) as of March 26, 2020
Mr Jurin said he would halt chicken egg exports until the shortage is alleviated. The ban would be initially be for seven days.
It is the fifth straight day that the total number of cases rose by a 100 or more patients.
For the overseas Filipino workers whose employment was affected by the pandemic, DOLE will be also providing a one-time 10 thousand pesos assistance.
“Those who wish to apply need to acquire a letter from their respective embassies.”
The Bank of Thailand and other financial institutions said on Wednesday they would keep as many branches open as possible to ensure business can continue during the Covid-19 emergency
Here is the unofficial translation of the statement by the Prime Minister.
The measure has been approved by the cabinet and can be extended if necessary.
On Tuesday, the ministry reported 827 cases including four fatalities.
Airport authorities have blocked almost 100 travellers from entering Thailand, with 73 of them being deported for not having enough special documents to meet special immigration measures to combat the COVID-19 disease
A Thailand-based OFW who successfully applied for NON-B visa at the Royal Thai Embassy in Vientiane, Laos was allowed entry to Thailand by the Immigration officer on Monday evening, March 23.
The guidelines cover both commuters and operators of rail transport in Thailand; namely, the State Railway of Thailand, Mass Rapid Transit Authority of Thailand (MRT Subway), Airport Rail Link, Bangkok Mass Transit System (BTS Skytrain), and Bangkok Expressway and Metro (BEM).
The emergency decree gives the Prime Minister wide-ranging powers to use as he deems appropriate,