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Sandbox insurance for non-O
PoorSucker replied to Joejoejoejoe's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
In another thread I read that if you fly with Emirates they'll include insurance asked for the COE for your entire stay or 31 days if on a one way ticket. I wish I knew this before flying in. Basically you buy return after 365 days and you're covered a full year. https://www.emirates.com/th/english/before-you-fly/multi-risk-travel-insurance/ -
Sandbox insurance for non-O
PoorSucker replied to Joejoejoejoe's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
Stockholm embassy was ok with my 14days insurance. -
PCR test #1 Phuket: result back in 3h PCR test #2 Phuket: result back in 3h PCR test #3 samui: result not back yet 23h later. They say 24-48h.
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Perhaps, apply for the COE. They will not deny you but ask for the ticket. I think my problem was that I applied for the COE before I got my B-visa.
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In Phuket, bars-girls-fun. Samui, backyard of my friends. If you don't have friends on Samui expect foodpanda and hotel room.
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I lived on Koh Samui 14 years. I would not recommend you coming here unless necessary,go to Phuket. If you need a SHABA hotel, First Residence in South Chaweng is 700 baht on Agoda.
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8000 baht. For my COE application phuket sandbox there's no option than using this site as you need receipt for all three tests when applying for the COE. https://www.thailandpsas.com/
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They didn't ask me for proof where I have been at the Stockholm embassy. I did however apply for the the COE before I got my B-visa so perhaps that's why they demanded return ticket. The Stockholm embassy will issue an e-visa if you need it. No need to travel to the embassy. https://thaievisa.go.th/
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B-visa from the Stockholm embassy
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Yes. Not directly from your homecounty. You must fly directly into Phuket, can't transfer in Bangkok
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Had bussines visa. Still needed ticket out.
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I bought 14 days insurance with covid covered. You need it for your COE My insurance cost 3400 baht
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You're not the only one that tried 3times. Also no explanation when applying went wrong. And no support.
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The Lantern, soi sansabai. Crawling distance from soi Bangla.
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It was perfect. One empty seat between all passengers. Great legroom. I have pretty long legs and I had to best legroom ever in coach. No worries in Doha, every other seat in waiting areas was sealed off
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Yes. My first seven days I stayed in Phuket instead. 650 baht/night for my 4 star hotel.
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I was there Friday evening on Bangla. Rest of my stay was in bars on soi Nanai. Better with the expat crowd.
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For my COE the Stockholm embassy required a return ticket. Bought a refundable ticket to Singapore and it was accepted.
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Think they have time, when I picked up my visa at the Stockholm embassy we were 3 people getting a visa.
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Plenty of bars open in Phuket when I arrived 10 days ago. Now on Samui, nothing open.
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My experience. Came to Phuket 10 days ago. Came first off the plane (get a good seat) Paperwork checked before immigration. 1. COE 2. Proof of vacation. 3. Health insurance 4. SHABA hotel booking. 5. Negative PCR-test before flight. Went through immigration. Got my luggage. Outside airport, first PCR test. Taxi to hotel. Waiting 3h until PCR-test came in. Hotel staff called me telling I'm cleared (also got email from testing center) Rented a bike and went to a bar for a well deserved gin tonic. I'm now on Samui, my son is here. Much more closed down than Phuket, if you're planning Samui, don't. Heck yeah, Phuket much more attractive.
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Thailand seeks to slash quarantine period for visitors
PoorSucker replied to snoop1130's topic in Thailand News
Arrived in Phuket last week initial test results came in 4h