As for those who have contracted the virus before, they must provide a certificate showing they tested negative in an RT-PCR test or at least an antigen test. The certificate can be no more than seven days old. These certificates will be required at all entrance points.

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Phuket opens its doors to people who have had both Covid-19 jabs

Phuket announced on Tuesday that all entrances to the island, including the Tha Chat Chai checkpoint, will be open to fully vaccinated people from October onwards.