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#1 Post at 21-10-2021 15:42  Profile Blog P.M.  Font size: S M L Thailand rules as of November 1 (READ CAREFULLY) Gotta put a disclaimer here: there's no one "Thai authority" here. Rather, imagine a group of nine-year-olds screaming for attention. If planning a trip to Thailand, due diligence is on you. Be aware of what things are like here in terms of presentation and dress/conduct yourself accordingly. Before making any firm plans scour the Internet for reliable reports from people who've successfully entered. Caveat emptor. This seems reasonable and I expect something similar to this being reality in early November: Thailand sets out seven conditions for foreign arrivals without quarantine October 20, 2021 https://www.thaipbsworld.com/tha ... without-quarantine/ From November 1st, foreign tourists arriving in Thailand, without being required to enter quarantine, must meet seven conditions, according to the Bureau of Risk Communication and Health Behavior Promotion of the Disease Control Department, today (Wednesday). Foreign arrivals must: • Come from countries specified by the Thai Public Health Ministry as being low risk and arrive by air. • Have certificates to confirm that they have received two doses of a recognised COVID-19 vaccine. • Have negative COVID-19 results from RT-PCR tests conducted within 72 hours prior to arrival in Thailand. • Have a minimum of US$50,000 health insurance coverage. • Have written/electronic confirmation of hotel bookings in Thailand. • Download and install a specified app upon arrival at the airport and undergo RT-PCR tests within 24 hours of arrival. • Have negative test results before travelling domestically without quarantine. • The government’s policy of reopening the country to foreign travellers is based on three models. The first is that arriving tourists, who are not fully inoculated, will be required to be isolated for 7 to 14 days depending on the case. The second is the “sandbox” model, which will be on trial in 17 provinces and the third is no quarantine for tourists who meet the seven conditions set by the Thai government. Although foreigners can enter Thailand with the fewest possible restrictions, the government attaches importance to the safety of the Thai people and the country’s health system, which must be capable with coping with the new challenge, said the department. Recent Ratings boscitc   6-11-2021 11:43   Acceptance   +5   thanks jeffzeke   31-10-2021 02:50   Acceptance   +20   thanks for sharing anabikumi   24-10-2021 13:00   Acceptance   +3   I can see these rules changing as COVID numbers change austin821   23-10-2021 03:35   Acceptance   +5   Cheers Jack Freelancer   22-10-2021 22:04   Acceptance   +8   Favorable obe   22-10-2021 08:06   Acceptance   +10   Best to wait a while ergodyne85   21-10-2021 22:55   Acceptance   +5

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#2 Post at 22-10-2021 23:04  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L Wow I actually meet the conditions. Not a fan of the RT-PCR test but eh. Travel insurance continues to be tricky as insurance companies are still reluctant to cover covid-related travel cancellations. The real issue is more about finding return flights to Thailand. A lot of airlines haven't restarted all their routes. This means taking different stopovers and then needing to meet the entry requirements for that stopover country. Recent Ratings JackTheBat   25-10-2021 20:15   Acceptance   +10   Good points, thanks. obe   24-10-2021 07:47   Acceptance   +10   Exactly

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#3 Post at 31-10-2021 10:38  Profile Blog P.M.  Font size: S M L November 1 is tomorrow and there is much speculation in the press about the "grand re-opening." But so far many questions remain unanswered. The mechanism of ASQ (Alternative State Quarantine) remains in place. This means you will be met at the airport, your paperwork checked, and escorted to your ASQ hotel. The current mandatory state is one day, which the authorities seem to think means "no quarantine"...or, who knows what they think? I think next week will see some hiccups, and it's difficult to predict after that. The much-loathed PM "has instructed state agencies to closely monitor the outbreak situation and give a fresh evaluation every two weeks after the Nov 1 reopening" according to a Bangkok Post article. Yeah, OK--how's that working out so far? We do know this: "The Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) will allow only restaurants certified by the Safety and Health Administration (SHA) to serve alcohol and no later than 9pm. Night entertainment venues are not allowed to resume." That's in Bangkok--in Pattaya, restaurants are still prohibited from serving alk, although most will serve you "special tea" in a discreet mug, I'm told. I was in Pattaya last week and the town is operating although a majority of businesses are closed. JtB Recent Ratings austin821   1-11-2021 06:12   Acceptance   +6   Thanks for the updates Jack.

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#4 Post at 1-11-2021 12:06  Profile Blog P.M.  Font size: S M L November 1 here which means the two-week-circus is on. Will rules/regs change November 15? No one knows, but the prevailing wisdom is that November is a bit of a trial period and December will likely see more relaxing of restrictions. I feel that too much emphasis has been placed on Nov 1 as a magical date and when authorities see that their "one-day ASQ" (I haven't checked but apparently the approved hotels are in the 4500-baht range) isn't drawing huge throngs of eager tourists, they'll pull something. Maybe open bars and night clubs. Or maybe not. Because it was at dumbass grabass clubs where government officials flocked in March/April, popping positive all over the pom pom girls. Ordinary Thais are furious at these numbskulls and haven't forgotten. And don't forget that a majority of Thais don't want the borders open at all. That's the way it is here. Check back every couple of weeks is my suggestion. Don't expect Nit and Noi to start rubbing chrome poles at your favorite boneshaker before Christmas. JtB Recent Ratings austin821   1-11-2021 12:47   Acceptance   +6   Don't expect Nit and Noi to start rubbing chrome poles at your favorite boneshaker before Christmas. hahaha

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