The governor of the Tourism Authority of Thailand, Yuthasak Supasorn, made a statement confirming the government’s plan to open Phuket for international tourism on October 1st.
Reopening Phuket for international tourists will act as a pilot program for the rest of Thailand.
There are many rules, including a mandatory 30 day stay, 14-day in hotel quarantine, and many PCR tests, but tourists will be able to enjoy hotel facilities and in most cases, the beach.
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Thailand will soon start issuing 90-day long stay visas.Thailand’s new 90-day visa for long-stay tourists has just been announced by Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha, during a cabinet meeting on September 15. Applicants for the visa will have to book a hotel or private accommodation for the full 90 days in order to qualify, and they also must agree to a 14-day quarantine upon arrival. After the quarantine is completed, the tourist will be granted free movement. No testing procedures have been mentioned yet, but they also could come into play as the visas are issued.