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What is a Health Declaration (T.8 Form) in Thailand?

The Thai authorities quickly adapted to the COVID-19 pandemic in early March and introduced health screening measures at entry ports. One of the health screenings, initially targeted towards those from high risk areas, was the “Health Declaration” or T8 Form. But now, this has been extended to all territories. Even though international tourism in Thailand is not yet back in full swing, this Pacific Prime Thailand article walks you through this new guideline should you need it.

What is a health declaration form?

A health declaration or T8 Form is a mandatory document that must be presented to authorities upon arrival in Thailand by all passengers. Apart from personal information like name, nationality, passport number, mobile phone number, and email address, you will also have to let authorities know of any symptoms you have had in the last two weeks, including:

• Abdominal pain
• Headache, sore throat
• Cough or shortness of breath
• Enlarged lymph glands or tender lumps
• Other (specify)

The personal information you provide will be primarily used by the Thai health officials for contact tracing if there happens to be a COVID-19 case on your flight or in your vicinity. Your data will only be stored for 14 days after the arrival date.

Digital Economy and Society Minister Buddhipongse Punnakanta said in a Bangkok Post article that: “Please do not call this a tracking system because the state will track them (passengers) only when critical situations arise, when they need to be monitored to handle the outbreak”.

Who needs to fill out the form?

The Thai government announced on March 5th, 2020 that the “Disease Infected Zones for COVID-19” included South Korea, Italy, Iran, and China (including Hong Kong and Macau). Areas of ongoing transmission later included a host of other mainly European countries. Initially, the Health Declaration form was only applicable to arrivals from the above countries.

However, it is now enforced for arrivals from all countries – regardless of nationality or visa status. Anyone who refuses to comply with this new regulation will be prohibited from passing through immigration checkpoints and denied entry into Thailand, according to Section 12(7) of the immigration law. Those who provide fake or incorrect details will be prosecuted.

Where can you access it?

You can fill out the form on paper or via an app . For those who prefer to do it by hand, you may be given the Health Declaration form by your airline. If not, don’t fret as you can print out one beforehand or get it once you land in Thailand. However, to speed up the process at immigration, it is advisable to bring a prefilled form. Alternatively, download the AOT T8 form app .

There are also plenty of online visa services that can take care of this health declaration form for you for a small fee. Nevertheless, it is important to note that having filled out the form does not guarantee entry . Travelers will still need to meet all the other requirements set out by Thai authorities.

Is there anything else travelers should know?

In addition to the health declaration form that all passengers must fill out, there are also other travel requirements to be fulfilled. Please check with the nearest Thai embassy or consulate prior to flying.

Thai citizens:

• Health certificate from a medical practitioner to say that they are “fit to fly”. However, this does not have to include a COVID-19 test.
• A letter issued by the Thai Embassy certifying that they are a Thai national returning to Thailand.
• A mandatory 14-day state quarantine will be in place.

Foreign citizens:

• Health certificate stating that they have been tested for COVID-19 and are not infected with the disease. This certificate must be issued within 72 hours before arrival.
• They also have to have a health insurance policy that shows a minimum medical coverage of USD $100,000 and provides coverage during a pandemic.

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‘Entry Thailand’ online information centre launched for vaccinated international visitors

Providing six steps of arrangements, from coe registration and flight bookings to quarantine and insurance, for entering thailand.

Bangkok, 2 1 April, 2021 – The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) is pleased to announce the launched of the “Entry Thailand” online platform under integrated efforts by related government agencies to facilitate vaccinated international visitors.

Available on www.entrythailand.go.th/journey/1 , the one-stop platform enables all arrangements, specifically for international visitors who are fully vaccinated against COVID-19 and are eligible for a shorten mandatory quarantine period per the Royal Thai Government’s announcement, which takes effect from 1 April, 2021.

The landing page entails ‘Preparation Step’ with overview on Thailand’s latest entry policy.

International visitors who have been fully vaccinated against COVID-19 with a vaccine, approved, and registered with Thailand’s Ministry of Public Health or approved by the World Health Organisation (WHO), no less than 14 days before the travelling date, will be eligible for the reduction of quarantine to seven days.

Unvaccinated visitors will be subjected to no less than a 10-day quarantine, while any visitors from the 11 countries with SAR-CoV-2 virus mutations and variants, as announced by the Ministry of Public Health, will be quarantined for 14 days.

After understanding the overview of the rules and conditions, fully vaccinated international visitors can then proceed on the six simple steps.

Step 1: Registration for the Certificate of Entry (COE). Results for pre-approval may take three days.

Step 2: Flight booking on either a repatriation flight or semi-commercial flight. Tickets must be purchased within 15 days after receiving the pre-approved COE.

Step 3: Book and submit confirmation of the Alternative State Quarantine (ASQ) hotel booking within 15 days after receiving the pre-approved COE. Any ASQ accommodation booked via the “Entry Thailand” system will automatically report the booking status to the COE system, or upload proof of confirmation in the “Entry Thailand” system.

Step 4: Purchase and submit proof of a COVID-19 health insurance policy within 15 days after receiving the pre-approved COE. Any COVID-19 insurance policy booked via the “Entry Thailand” system will automatically report the booking status to the COE system, or upload documents in the “Entry Thailand” system.

Step 5: Check the COE status and prepare additional documents before travelling.

Step 6: Prepare for the journey by downloading and registering with the “Thailand Plus Application”, complete the Thailand Health Declaration, or T.8 Form, as well as prepare other relevant documents for entry into Thailand.

Learn more about the “Entry Thailand” online platform at www.entrythailand.go.th/journey/1 .

TAT is constantly providing updates on the tourism-related COVID-19 situation in Thailand at the TAT Newsroom ( www.tatnews.org ); Facebook ( tatnews.org ); and Twitter ( Tatnews_Org ).

For additional information and assistance relating to Thailand’s tourism, contact the TAT Contact Centre 1672 or Tourist Police 1155.

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Certificate of Entry (COE) to Thailand

Wondering what is COE and what is the purpose of it? Everyone planning to come to Thailand should know that having a valid COE is mandatory during COVID-19 pandemic. In this article, you will find everything you need to know about Certificate of Entry (COE) , requirements, application form and how to apply.

What is Certificate of Entry (COE)

The Certificate of Entry (COE) is a mandatory official document issued to Thai nationals and Non-Thai nationals who are permitted to enter Thailand. It confirms that you meet the entry requirements as set by the Thai government and you are accepted to enter Thailand.

Update: From 1 November 2021, the COE has been replaced by the new system called " Thailand Pass " You will need to fill out the information and uploading relevant documents into the system. Once the registration is complete, you will receive a Thailand Pass QR code to use to enter Thailand.

Where to Apply for COE?

Beginning on 1 November 2020, eligible people who wish to travel to Thailand must register for the COE at the central registration system of the State Department   

How to get the Certificate of Entry (COE)?

1. check your eligibility.

The first thing you need to do is to find out if you are eligible to apply for COE and which category of permitted people are you in.

In accordance with the Regulation issued under Section 9 of the Emergency Decree on Public Administration in Emergency Situations B.E. 2548 (2005), as amended, Eligible travelers who are allowed to enter Thailand at the moment are as follows:

Thai nationals

Diplomats and officials of international organisations

Work permit holders

Non-Thai who are going to work in Thailand

Family members of Thai nationals (spouse/child/parent)

Medical treatment in Thailand

Students attending schools and universities in Thailand

Non-Thai nationals who have the Residence Permanent Status

Non-Thai nationals who are permitted to enter the Kingdom under a special arrangement with a foreign country or have been granted permission by the Prime Minister

Holders of Non-Immigrant ‘O-A’ (Long Stay) Visa

Holders of Non-Immigrant ‘O-X’ (Long Stay) Visa (applicable only for some countries)

Holder of Thailand Elite visa (you need to contact Thailand Privilege Co., Ltd. for a registration before applying for COE from the Embassy)

Holder of APEC Card (applicable only for some countries)

Media production or Filming

Holder of Tourist (TR)

Holder of Special Tourist Visa (STV) 

Visa Exemption

Currently,  visa on arrival  is still suspended. The following types of visas are also NOT permitted to enter Thailand: Transit passengers (TS), Sports visa holders (S),  Monks and other religious visa holders (R), Volunteers (O), and non-formal students visa holders (such as language schools, diving schools, boxing schools).

If you are an eligible traveler and you are holding a valid visa, you can apply for the Certificate of Entry online .

If you don't have any visa, you need to apply for a visa first. You need to check all required documents for issuing the right visa with your nearest Thai Embassy and Consulate. Once you receive your visa, you will need to apply for the Certificate of Entry online.

2. Pre-Approval

You need to prepare supporting documents and fill in COE application form and upload passport information page, valid visa / re-entry permit (or return/outbound air ticket for 45-day visa exemption ),  health insurance and proof of vaccination (mandatory for Phuket Sandbox ).

The embassy or Consulate-General will pre-approve the applicants who meet the requirements. It takes around 3 working days to process the application.

You can find more information about the COE application process here:  Online Application for Certificate of Entry (COE)

3. Book a flight and accommodation

Once pre-approved, the applicant can book a flight to Thailand . Currently, only approved airlines are permitted to operate flights to Thailand. 

Upon arrival into Thailand, you will be subject to quarantine at your own expenses so booking a quarantine hotel is also necessary. You can check for more information about the quarantine process, including the constantly updated lists of approved quarantine hotels here:

Alternative State Quarantine (ASQ) Hotels  (in Bangkok)

Alternative Local Quarantine (ALQ) Hotels  (out of Bangkok)

Update 28 June 2021! Starting from today, fully vaccinated travelers entering Thailand without quarantine under Phuket Sandbox scheme can use bookings of  SHA Plus Hotels  to apply for COE.

Important note!  You need to book COVID-19 Tests  in advance via  PSAS System  and submit a proof of payment for RT-PCR tests when applying for COE under Phuket Sandbox scheme!

Flight ticket and hotel booking confirmation must be uploaded to the system within 15 days after your application has been pre-approved.

What Documents Do I Need for Certificate of Entry (COE) Application?

1. A copy of your passport.

2. A copy of your Thai visa.

3.  Health insurance policy with coverage including COVID-19 related treatment in Thailand in the amount no less than 50,000 USD, which must cover the total duration of your planned stay (you can easily buy online the special insurance package  AXA Sawasdee Thailand  that meets all requirements).

4. Confirmation of flight booking. In case of indirect flights, you need to provide booking confirmation for all connecting flights.

5. Confirmation of Alternative State Quarantine Hotel  or Alternative Local Quarantine Hotel  booking.

Specific required documents

The additional documents indicating the purpose of your visit are also required such as:

For working or business purpose : A copy of a work permit or a certificate issued by Ministry of Labour of Thailand (WP3) or Board of Investment of Thailand (BOI).

For immediate family members of Thai nationals : A copy of a marriage certificate (in the case of spouse), a birth certificate (in the case of children), or other official evidence of parental relationship with a Thai national (in the case of parents)

For permanent residents : A copy of Certificate of Residence and re-entry permit stamp

For study purpose : A copy of document certifying the applicant’s student status or a letter of acceptance from a Thai university or school which is under the supervision of the Thai relevant authority.

For medical treatment (except the treatment of COVID-19): A copy of Confirmation Letter from a Thai hospital authorized as Alternative Hospital Quarantine (AHQ) certifying the traveler’s patient status and confirming the provision of 14-day quarantine in the hospital facility, with an official stamp from the Department of Health Service Support, Ministry of Public Health of Thailand, an evidence of financial support for all medical expenses incurred in the Kingdom of Thailand

For Media production or filming : A copy of a permit letter issued by the Thailand Film Office, Department of Tourism, Ministry of Tourism and Sports of Thailand

For holders of long stay (O-A & O-X) visa : A copy of valid O-A or O-X visa, a copy of valid re-entry permits and stay permit stamp (if any), certificate of residence (if any)

For holders of a valid Thailand Privilege Card : A copy of valid Thailand Elite Card, letter from Thailand Privilege Card Co., Ltd.

For person who have a valid APEC Card : A copy of a valid APEC card

Depending on the nationality of the applicant, other documents may be necessary. Embassy/Consulate-General takes 3 working days to process the application.

How Long Does It Take to Process Certificate of Entry (COE) Application?

It is advised by Royal Thai Embassy/ Consulate-General to submit your COE application at least 2 weeks before your scheduled departure . You cannot enter Thailand until you have received your COE, so make sure you start the application process well in advance.

After you have obtained a Certificate of Entry into the country, Thailand allows you to fly to Thailand on the flights specified on that particular date.

What is the Fee for a COE Application?

The Certificate of Entry (COE) is issued free of charge . However, normal visa fees will apply (if visa application is submitted).

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You can check out the sample of Certificate of Entry (COE) issued by the Royal Thai Embassy or Consulates-General in this picture.

Requested Documents at the Airports upon Departure and Arrival

Upon the check-in desk at the departure airport and arrival airport in Thailand, you need to present the following documents :

1. Certificate of Entry (COE) issued by the Royal Thai Embassy or Consulates-General.

2. Passport and valid Thai visa/ re-entry permit.

3. Completed Declaration form.

4. Fit to Fly or Fit to Travel Health Certificate issued no more than 72 hours before departure ( no longer needed! )

5. “ COVID-19 free Certificate with RT-PCR method laboratory result” issued no more than 72 hours before departure.

6. Confirmed booking for a set period of quarantine at  ASQ Hotel  /  ALQ Hotel  or Phuket Sandbox booking at  SHA Plus Hotel .

7. Health insurance  policy with a minimum coverage of 50,000 USD covering treatment and medical expenses related to COVID-19. The insurance must cover the total duration of stay in Thailand (you can easily  buy online  the special insurance package  AXA Sawasdee Thailand  that meets all requirements).

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The Government of Thailand has implemented new steps to prevent the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19). One of these measures will require all travellers to complete the Thailand Health Declaration (T.8 form), via the The Airports of Thailand (AOT) application or on paper, and submit it to the disease control officials at the airport of disembarkation. Many of our customers have experienced problems downloading the application or filling out the application..

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The Thailand Health Declaration (T.8 form) is part of the required document you will need to enter Thailand, it DOES NOT replace a visa. If your country requires a visa, the immigration officers will ask for your Visa when you enter Thailand. Keep in mind some nationalities will require a paper visa. If that is your case, we suggest you visit your local embassy.

When you land in Thailand, you will be able to use the Thailand Health Declaration (T.8 form) at all international airports.

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Thailand health declaration t8 form.

This declaration serves as a measure to contain the spread of COVID-19 in Thailand. By submitting the T8 form, health officials can verify whether the traveler is fit to enter the country. In addition, if any traveler is infected with coronavirus or have symptoms, the information provided in the declaration registry will enable the relevant organizations to communicate with those affected and follow a series of protocols..

All nationalities must get this declaration, including the same Thai citizens who have visited other countries and are returning to Thailand.

We require the following to submit your application:

• Passport with at least 6-month validity: The image format of your passport scan must be in PNG, JPG or JPEG.
• Credit/Debit card or PayPal account for payment: The payment method you choose must be made online.

The Thailand Health Declaration (T.8 form) can only be used once. Remember to present this declaration to the Disease Control Officers at the quarantine office in the Thailand Airport.

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We recommend all travelers to apply for this declaration at least one day prior to their trip to Thailand. Please note you cannot apply any sooner than 48 hours prior.

The documents you must present upon arrival at the airport in Thailand will depend on two points that we present below:

• For Foreigners: You must have a Health certificate stating that you have no evidence of Coronavirus Disease (it must be issued within 72 hours before the arrival date.) Health insurance/health insurance policy that shows a minimum medical coverage of 100,000 USD in Thailand and covers the COVID-19 disease. The QR Code of the Thai Health Declaration (T.8 Form). Approval visa, in case your nationality requires one.
• For Thai citizens: You must have a Health certificate indicating that you fit to travel. A letter issued by Royal Thai Embassy, Royal Thai Consulate-General or Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Kingdom of Thailand certifying that you are a Thai National returning to Thailand. The QR Code of the Thai Health Declaration (T.8 Form).

No. The Thailand Health Declaration (T.8 form) does not guarantee entry to the country. It is up to the country’s customs authorities to allow entry to a visitor after procedure checking upon arrival.

It must be valid for at least 6 months after the intended date of arrival.

It is health form you will receive with 48 hours after completing the T.8 form online application form.

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THAILAND HEALTH CONTROLS DUE TO COVID-19

Around the world currently, we are facing very tense situations. With the spread of the COVID-19, many countries, like Thailand, have been implementing new screening methods and health controls for travel. A couple of months ago, the Government of Thailand has opted to issue a special document called the Thailand Health Declaration (T.8 Form) . This form is a requirement for all travelers that plan to enter Thailand.

You can obtain this document by an app that The Airports of Thailand (AOT) has implemented lately, on paper, or you can get it by using the services of iVisa.com . If you use our services, you can get the Health Declaration in a simpler and easier way. You may ask why, well, we have noticed that many of our customers have experienced certain issues with the completion of the form; so if you let us help you and assist you in the whole process that requires to get this document, you will find it much easier to understand and also, you will obtain it more quickly.

If you want to know more about the online processing application and the requirements you need to follow in order to obtain the Thai Health Declaration , keep reading this article that iVisa.com has prepared for you.

Note: Since July 1st, 2022, the Thailand Pass is no longer necessary to enter the country.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Why do i need to get a health declaration for thailand.

This Health Declaration will allow you to enter Thailand and pass all the restrictive modules of the airport. Remember that this document has been created as a measure to prevent travelers from arriving in Thailand infected, or becoming infected during their stay in this country.

How can I get the T.8 Form for Thailand?

If you apply with us , you will only have to enter our official website , fill out a form, and make a minimum payment for the service we will provide so that you can obtain the QR Code of the Health Declaration in a quickly and easily way.

What documents do I need to submit to apply online with iVisa.com?

In order to submit your application with us , you will only require to send us the following documents:

Passport Personal Details Scan: we only need you to send us the information page where it appears your photo and personal details.

Payment Methods: in iVisa.com we are currently accepting all credit and debit cards. You can also pay with Paypal.

Do I need to show a COVID vaccination certificate to enter Thailand?

No. COVID vaccines or vaccination certificates are not required to enter the country.

Do I need a negative COVID-19 test result to enter Thailand?

There are no testing requirements.

Is quarantine obligatory when I arrive in Thailand?

• COVID quarantine requirements: There are no quarantine requirements.

What are the processing times and prices?

The prices shown below are in accordance with the processing time. This means that the faster you want your Health Declaration , the higher the total cost. We explain each one below:

Standard: the processing takes with a cost of .

Rush: in case you prefer to get your product faster, you can choose these option that allows you to get the QR Code in . The total price is .

Super Rush: this is our fastest option as we process and obtain your document in only . The total charge for this alternative .

Get yours right now and avoid the long lines you might see at the airport. Apply here and forget about the whole process, because we will take care of everything!

How can I apply for the T.8 Form?

In order to submit your application online with us, you only need to follow these three simple steps:

In the online application form we have, you must first fill in the blanks with all your personal data. There, you must also need to select the type of processing (standard, rush, or super rush.)

Review all the details you have provided and then proceed with the respective payment. Remember we accept all credit and debit cards.

Submit the scan of your passport and just click on the submit button.

After submitting your online application form with us, you just need to wait for our response that we will send you via email. In case you have questions about the form or you get lost in any part, please do not hesitate and contact us at any time. We are here to help you.

Why do you say you'll send me a QR Code?

After you have applied online, we will take care of the entire process for you and register you on the Thai Government's T.8 Form. When we submit your details on this form, a QR code will be automatically generated.

The function of this code is to make sure that when you arrive at one of the boarding gates or modules at the airport in Thailand, you only need to show this code to one of the officials, so they will be able to see all your data in their internal system. This way you can avoid spending so much time in the queues and leave the airport faster.

How many times can I enter Thailand with the T.8 Form?

The Health Declaration (T.8 Form) allows you a , which means you can use this document only once per each entry. It is also important to mention that this document expires in .

IMPORTANT: The total number of days you plan to stay in Thailand will depend greatly on your nationality. Not the Health Declaration. Remember that the length of stay in Thailand varies depending on whether or not the applicant's nationality requires a visa.

Holding the Health Declaration means that I do not need a visa for Thailand anymore?

Always keep in mind that the Health Declaration is only a document that proves the traveler is in optimal condition to enter Thailand. This means that it does not replace a visa.

We know that there are certain nationalities that are exempt from a visa for this country and can enter freely, however, most require an application for a visa. If you want to know if your nationality requires a visa or not, you can go to our iVisa's Checker select your nationality and choose Thailand as your destination. Then, you just need to click enter and the results will display automatically.

Do my kids require a Health Declaration too?

Everyone, regardless of age, must obtain this document in order to enter Thailand. In addition to the visa, they must present the QR code so that the Immigration Officer can allow the traveler to enter their country.

I have more unresolved questions, where can I find more info?

If you still have any doubts, you can find additional info on our iVisa.com's website . We also offer live chat services that are available 24/7. You can also read more FAQs related to the Health Declaration in this link .

In iVisa.com, we are happy to assist you anytime and with anything, so do not think it twice and apply with us now! Apply now

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THAILAND HEALTH DECLARATION REQUIREMENT

Due to the global restrictions that are being carried out due to the consequences of the COVID-19 outbreak, the Thai government has imposed that if you plan to travel to Thailand from China, South Korea, Hong Kong, Macau, Italy or Iran you will need to obtain a Thailand Health Declaration in order to enter in this country.

If you don't know how to obtain it, in this article we explain everything about this new restrictive measure. We will clarify all your doubts and inquiries about this document and we will also show you all the steps you must follow in order to obtain your own Health Declaration T.8 Form for Thailand.

Note: Since July 1st, 2022, the Thailand Pass is no longer necessary to enter the country.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

What is a health declaration (t.8 form).

It is a new document that the Government of Thailand has added to its list of mandatory requirements for all those people who plan to travel to this country. This document has been created because of the effects that the coronavirus has been producing all over the world.

Why should I get this T.8 Form?

You cannot enter Thailand without this document. All passengers, regardless of their age and without exception, must get the QR code from the Health Declaration in order to enter the country.

When should I apply for this document?

It is recommended that travelers apply for this document no later than 72 hours prior to their travel date.

Nevertheless, in iVisa , you can apply at any day or time. In case you travel in the following month and apply with us, we will mark your application up to 3 days before your travel date and process it on time. You don't have to worry about your application because we will make sure it is done at the right time.

Do I need to show a COVID vaccination certificate to enter Thailand?

No. COVID vaccines or vaccination certificates are not required to enter the country.

Do I need a negative COVID-19 test result to enter Thailand?

There are no testing requirements.

Is quarantine obligatory when I arrive in Thailand?

• COVID quarantine requirements: There are no quarantine requirements.

What are the documents required to apply?

If you apply online with us you only need to send us these documents:

• Passport Scan: just the information page will be necessary.
• Payment Method: in iVisa , we accept all types of credit and debit cards. Paypal is also accepted.

What are the processing times and prices?

We have three different types of prices, each one has its own processing times:

Standard: it takes and it costs .

Rush: in we work on your application. This alternative has a total price of .

Super Rush: in just we process and obtain the QR Code of the Health Declaration. The total cost for this alternative is .

Apply now and acquire your Health Declaration with us and forget about the long queues in the Thailand Int. Airport.

How can I submit my online application for the Thailand Health Declaration?

Just follow these three easy steps that we show you in the following list:

• In the first part , you must complete all the blank spaces with your personal information and select the type of processing time (standard, rush, or super rush.)
• Then , make a fast but sure review of the whole information you have provided in the first step and then proceed with the corresponding payment.
• Finally , upload your passport scan and submit the form.

Once you finish the three parts, wait for our message via email. In case you still have questions about the online process or you got lost in any step, you can contact us and we will help you in all you need. We attend 24/7 so don't worry about the hour or day.

How many times can I enter Thailand and what is the validity of the Health Declaration?

Holding a Health Declaration will allow you to use it for only a . This means that you can use it once. Also, the validity of this document is for .

What happens if I make a mistake in the application form?

You will need to contact us ASAP to help you in the next steps to resolve this situation. Do not be worried about it, because our team will help you with everything.

Is it safe to use iVisa to get my Health Declaration?

We provide quality service and make sure that our clients get their documents on time . For many years we have been improving the services we provide so that our customers are satisfied and can travel the world as they expect.

Thanks to the experience we have acquired throughout these years and the professionalism we have shown in each process, we can assure you that the service we provide is 100% reliable. If we still don't convince you, you can visit our official website and read all the testimonials that our clients often leave us.

I have more unresolved questions, where can I find more info?

You can get more information about the Health Declaration (T.8 Form) here . If you want to get in touch with one of our customer agents and obtain personalized attention, you can contact us by chat, or even sending us an email. We are here for you! Apply now

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Indonesia Requires International Visitors to Submit Electronic Health Declaration Before Arrival

Tangerang. Indonesia has implemented a new requirement for all international visitors to submit an electronic health declaration as part of ongoing measures to prevent the spread of Mpox. This applies at all entry points, including Soekarno-Hatta International Airport in Tangerang.

Visitors must download the SatuSehat app, available for free, and complete the health declaration form before their arrival, according to airport spokesperson Holik Muardi on Monday.

"As part of enhanced health control efforts, all international arrivals into Indonesian territory are required to submit the electronic health declaration via the SatuSehat app prior to their arrival," Holik stated.

The mandate, which took effect on August 29, applies nationwide.

To avoid delays during immigration clearance, travelers are advised to download the app and fill out the form before departing for Indonesia.

"This requirement applies to all international visitors, regardless of their country of origin," Holik added.

The Health Ministry recently reported five new suspected cases of the monkeypox virus (Mpox) with "mild symptoms" across Indonesia. Since 2023, the ministry has confirmed 88 cases of Mpox, all of whom have fully recovered.

Earlier, President Joko "Jokowi" Widodo directed the Health Ministry to enforce strict screening measures for delegates attending the Indonesia-Africa Forum in Bali from September 1-3 to prevent the transmission of Mpox.

The World Health Organization declared ongoing Mpox outbreaks in Congo and other parts of Africa a global emergency on August 14. Mpox primarily spreads through close skin-to-skin contact with infected individuals or through contaminated items such as clothing and bedding, often leading to visible skin lesions.

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