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Situation Updates

Round-the-clock updates on issues affecting tourism and travel in Thailand; such as, natural disasters and health concerns with fast facts, figures and data about the current situation in the Kingdom.

Thai Immigration Bureau introduces temporary relief measures for travellers affected by Middle East airspace closures

Thai Immigration Bureau introduces temporary relief measures for travellers affected by Middle East airspace closures

Thailand has introduced temporary immigration relief measures to assist foreign travellers unable to leave the country due to Middle East airspace closures. The policy waives...
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TAT activates Tourism Crisis Monitoring Centre to monitor Middle East tensions and provide timely assistance and coordinated support for affected travellers, with TAT Call Centre 1672 and Tourist Police 1155 for official updates.

TAT activates Tourism Crisis Monitoring Centre in response to Middle East tensions

The Tourism Authority of Thailand has activated the Tourism Crisis Monitoring Centre to respond to escalating tensions in the Middle East. The centre coordinates intelligence,...
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Official travel safety update by the Tourism Authority of Thailand confirming no Nipah virus cases, with stable public health conditions and ongoing disease surveillance to protect travellers and residents.

Situation Updates on the Nipah Virus cases in India

The Tourism Authority of Thailand reassures travellers that Thailand remains safe and fully open, with no reported Nipah virus cases and no local transmission. Health...
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Travel across Thailand remains normal, while security and transport adjustments are in place in selected provinces along the Thailand–Cambodia border.

Travel Advisory – Border Safety Measures in Place Across Eastern and Northeastern Thailand

Travel across Thailand continues as normal, with updated security measures in selected border provinces. Martial law remains in selected border districts, and train and bus...
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Northern Thailand flood recovery update as of 7 August 2025 – most attractions open and travel operating normally across provinces including Nan and Chiang Rai.

Flood Update: Attractions and Travel Conditions in Northern Thailand

Most tourist attractions across Northern Thailand are now open, and travel is possible by air, rail, and road. While some sites in Nan remain closed...
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Bangkok Steady Following Regional Tremor

Bangkok Remains Operational After Regional Quake Triggers Tremors

Tremors from a regional earthquake were mildly felt in Bangkok on 28 March 2025. Emergency measures were lifted as the city returned to normal operations....
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TAT condolences to Myanmar

Tourism Authority of Thailand expresses its deepest condolences to the people of Myanmar

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Important information for passengers arriving from mainland China and India

Important information for passengers arriving from mainland China and India

Passengers arriving in Thailand on international flights from mainland China and India are asked to please read and respectfully abide by the Standard Operating Procedures,...
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Thailand maintains 'fully-reopen' entry rules

Thailand maintains ‘fully-reopen’ entry rules

The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) would like to clarify that Thailand continues to welcome all international tourists under the fully-reopen-to-tourism policy that was introduced...
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‘Thailand Pass’ registration scheme to be lifted from 1 July 2022

‘Thailand Pass’ registration scheme to be lifted from 1 July 2022

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