The Ministry of Interior has released the latest list of provinces that have entry restrictions for people coming from high risk areas in Thailand. The rules vary a lot as well does the list of high risk provinces. The only way to get the latest information is to visit this official website. Unfortunately, it is all in Thai.
In most cases, quarantine can be avoided if you offer to pay for a Rapid Test (cost is around 600 baht), you’ve been vaccinated or you have just come out of state quarantine and have a COVID-19 free certificate. In most cases, you are also allowed to transit through these provinces.
Although many of these provinces are not strict (they rely on the honour system and health volunteers who knock on doors), the message is very clear. Unless you live in one of these provinces, you should stay away until the situation improves.
UPDATED 18/4/2021 at 9:00pm:
🔴 North 15 provinces
🔵 Northeast 15 provinces
🟢 Central/East/West 5 provinces +1
🟡 South 12 provinces +1
🔴 Northern Thailand
1. Kamphaeng Phet
2. Chiang Mai
3. Tak
4. Nan
5. Phayao
6. Phetchabun
7. Phrae
8. Lamphun
9. Uthai Thani
10. Nakhon Sawan
11. Uttaradit
12. Phitsanulok
13. Phichit
14. Lampang
15. Sukhothai
🔵 Northeastern Thailand
1. Khon Kaen
2. Chaiyaphum
3. Nakhon Phanom
4. Bueng Kan
5. Buriram
6. Mahasarakham
7. Mukdahan
8. Yasothon
9. Sakon Nakhon
10. Nong Khai
11. Nong Bua Lam Phu
12. Udon Thani
13. Amnat Charoen
14. Surin
15. Ubon Ratchathani
🟢 Central, Western and Eastern Thailand
1. Chai Nat
2. Saraburi
3. Singburi
4. Lopburi
5. Nakhon Nayok <—— new
🟡 Southern Thailand
1. Chumphon
2. Trang
3. Narathiwat
4. Pattani
5. Phang Nga
6. Ranong
7. Songkhla
8. Satun
9. Krabi
10.Surat Thani
11. Nakhon Si Thammarat
12. Phathalung <—- new
