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  1. 51 minutes ago, superal said:

    Thailand removed from the red list ? not according to this UK gov; link , still have to take a test 72 hours before you leave Thailand and also book another pcr test on day 2 after arrival in the UK  and fill in a passenger locator form . Not quite back to normal yet . Pre- warning , there will be delays and queues at the UK immigration zones in the airports . Get your paperwork in order for UK Border agency inspection.

         https://www.covid19-testing.org/country-page?results=1&direction=entering&country=thailand&date=2021-10-22

     

    If you are double vaccinated with Astra of Pfizer or Moderna 14 days prior to travel, looks like no restrictions other than lateral flow test day 2 of return.

     

    No pre flight PCR test ,  or day 2 or day 8 PCR tests, not sure about passenger locator form.

     

    Travel Update: 47 countries and territories removed from red list - GOV.UK (www.gov.uk)

     

    Could be ive read it wrong in my excitement to be able to return to my country if required without ludicrous hoops and expense.

     

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  2. 5 minutes ago, 86Tiger said:

     

    Guy, I don't know particulars of using credit card.  But I do know it is too easy once you set it up with your home bank.  Takes few minute one time to set up then as easy and fast as typiing the numbers into the app.

     

    wise.com will have all the particulars and you will know for sure. 

    Ok thanks will take a look at their info page.

  3. Could you use them to transfer from an Australian or New Zealand credit card to a friends Thai bank account.

     

    I presume the credit card holder would have to open a wise account, funded via the credit card and then transfer from the wise account to the recipients Thai bank account having the swift code and name.

     

    Is it a viable alternative to Western Union for someone wishing to use a credit card as source of funds.

    Rates are certainly better.

  4. 1 hour ago, Bkk Brian said:

    Rapid tests positive cases, highest for previous 14 days, 5,652 bringing the unofficial total to 15,518

    https://ddc.moph.go.th/covid19-dashboard/

     

    You kindly provide the overall information daily including the 5652 antigen test results well done thanks.

     

    However the article published here daily does not include the antigen figures as if they are totally irrelevant to the complete picture, a mystery.!

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  5. 48 minutes ago, Danderman123 said:

    How you explain the smaller number of patients in hospitals? 

    Its no longer a mandatory requirement to be hospitalized if testing positive, this is reserved for those who urgently need medical care and or are willing to to be in hospital surrounded by other covid patients with little separation.

     

    If you use a antigen kit at home you dont have to report the results or go to hospital unless willing.

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  6. 1 hour ago, webfact said:

    Thailand on Tuesday (September 21) reported 10,919 new COVID-19 cases, 11,694 recoveries and 143 additional deaths over the past 24 hours.

     

    ◼︎ 11,694 recoveries

    ◼︎ 10,497 new infections 

    ◼︎ 422 prison / prison infections

     

     

    Is Asean now infected with the inability to publish the total figures released by ignoring 6,593 positive antigen tests?, extremely misleading to the readership.

     

    I quote and thanks to Bkk Brian with the actual totals available.

     

    Rapid tests positive cases, 6,593 bringing the unofficial total to 17,512

    https://ddc.moph.go.th/covid19-dashboard/

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