KhunJH

3 minutes ago, CharlieH said:

The ONLY service on there is SURFACE which takes months as previously explained.

 

I have tried to advised, you insist on arguing so I will leave it to you. Best of luck.

Chill mate, appreciate the advise. I am just trying to explore all options. Don't get upset - no need to. 

5 minutes ago, CharlieH said:

You clearly didnt read the article. The UK is not even mentioned and EMS service would be expensive even if it was available to the UK which it us not.

 

There is a current list of available services and countries PINNED in the Post Office Topic at the top if this forum.

 

https://forum.thaivisa.com/topic/1064881-thai-post-office-customs-information-2020/?do=findComment&comment=15415930

 

Well, I actually did read the article and checked the link mentioned under courier services, where UK is mentioned. Perhaps you didn't read it fully? ???? This is the link from the article.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1OGkBLRXkgaOuA-x2N-I2fLe0faBrUXeu/view

1 hour ago, CharlieH said:

You wont use Thaipost for any(air) service to the UK at present. Your only option is a shipping company, long time period (months) or using a courier like DHL but that as you have found is not cheap.

 

If you could find a forwarding company in China, you could use Thaipost to get it there and then have it forwarded to the UK, that might be worth exploring.

This is just in the new today. Seems Thai Post is opening up:
 

Hi there. I have to send an approximately 8 kg package from Bangkok to the UK. The content is valuable for sentimental reasons, not money value, so want to ensure it gets there. Would like the shipment to be traceable, so I can see where it is in the process. Also perhaps insured if it goes missing - although it cannot be replaced?!

Any suggestions? I looked at Fed Ex just now and they want > 19,000 baht ???? which means it would be cheaper to but the package a one way ticket on a flight. Another option I have thought about is Thai Post, but how reliable are they? Any experiences?

Any help on this topic will be highly appreciated.

Grouping of people. What the <deleted> does that mean? In other articles it is gatherings.... Why is it so hard for Thai's to be specific? "Groups of more than 4 people" is specific. Grouping of people raises tons of questions.... 
 

34 minutes ago, keith101 said:

I just want to be able to travel into the next Province so i get into Makro and get some food that is not available in Uttaradit . Uttaradit has Tesco and that's it absolutely pathetic but i am hoping that CP Group get to buy out Tesco so that we get  a Makro here .

What can you get in Macro, [I don't shop in Macro], that is so much better than in Tesco?

This causes a new drama for all the stranded tourists, who just had their tourist visa extended to April 30th. What now for them?

Yesterday there were 11 cases in Bangkok. Wonder how many there are here today of the 45 nationwide?