Where to get COVID-19 checkups in Bangkok
Hospitals in Bangkok that are providing COVID-19 checkups and their costs.
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Bangkok’s five neighboring provinces order closure of public places
The five provinces following Bangkok are Samut Prakarn, Samut Sakhon, Nakhon Pathom, Nonthaburi and Pathumthani.
LIST: Bangkok malls to close from March 22 to April 12
Those who violate the closure order are liable to a jail term of up to one year and/or a fine of up to 100,000 Baht.
Foreigners can claim medical expenses from state for virus treatment in Thailand
The Ministry of Public Health will work out the details of who, among non-Thais, are eligible to claim medical expenses and how much.
Thailand records 60 new COVID-19 infections, total of 272
The Health Ministry on Thursday said it discovered 60 new cases of the coronavirus infection in the country
Tourism Minister to seek help for tourists overstayers
By law, tourists from most countries can get a tourist visa for 30 days and are fined 500 baht for every day they overstay.
PAL passenger guidelines for domestic flights: FREE rebooking, full refund
Our international flights and domestic flights on routes to and from Cebu, Clark and Davao (other than Manila) shall continue to operate within the period March 15 to April 14.
Thailand has 11 more Covid-19 cases, total 70 as of March 12
The latest report brought the total of the local patients to 70
PM Prayut’s press briefing on Covid-19
Prime Minister and Defense Minister Gen. Prayut Chan-o-cha gave a press briefing on March 10 at the Government House, Bangkok.
Q&A regarding Thailand’s Covid-19 measures for travelers
Here are the “Question and Answer” regarding the measures the Thai government is implementing with regards to Coronavirus or Covid-19.
Recommendations from TAT regarding Thailand’s COVID-19 control measures for visitors from affected areas
Below is the press release of the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) regarding Thailand's COVID-19 control measures for visitors from affected areas.
Travelers from 9 ‘high risk’ countries subject to 14-day home quarantine
Visitors and Thai citizens returning from the high risk areas will be subject to 14-days home quarantine, even if they are cleared of the disease, unless they have permission from health officials.
