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  1. On 7/25/2020 at 5:59 PM, samsensam said:

     

    another pointless post about a tourist resort in thailand being deserted and the subsequent hardship being experienced by the locals. what do you expect if foreign tourists are not allowed to enter the country?!

    They didn't want Westerners anymore, Chinese were their new friends. Now all are gone, so they remember farangs again ?

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  2. 9 hours ago, Wendynacchan said:

    What abt those with long term visa that expired (non b, extension stay) and will like to apply for another new long term visa, such as Ed visa or thailand elite?  

    If you are older than 50 you can apply for a Non-O Retirement.
    My Non-B expired mid of April and I got the amnesty bcoz they didn't extend my visa. Now I changed to Non-O.

  3. 9 hours ago, GeorgeCross said:

    wow. it's looking like the party is over for those on multiple entry visas.

     

    extend or leave, under the current circumstances, is harsh

     

    i hope borders reopen soon i don't want to see families broken up

     

    wow. it's looking like the party is over for those on multiple entry visas.
    Because of what ?

  4. 9 hours ago, zzzzz said:

    all makes perfect sense to me

    if ur on an extension do everything as you have always done before, (yearly extension, 90 day)  

    If you haven't done a 90 day since march 26th you have between August 1-31st to do so.

    If ur on a VISA  get everything in line by sept 26th or be prepared to leave asap

    If you need change to a Non B or...get ur paper work in order before Sept 26th

    If you are on a Non-B and immigration doesn't extend it (what happened to me), change to a Non-O.

  5. 4 hours ago, thedemon said:

     

    Do you know whether the USD100K insurance policy document needs to specifically state "Covid-19"?

     

    It is a bit confusing because I have read elsewhere that insurance covering only Covid-19 is insufficient whereas the requirement is for medical insurance "including" Covid-19.

     

    In my case, I have a policy from Pacific Cross with coverage of USD1M/year and nil exclusions. I have read through the Policy Document and there is no mention of Covid-19, epidemics, pandemics etc. so presumably it is covered but would an embassy/consulate accept that or would they require a separately issued Certificate specifically mentioning Covid-19?

    Why don't you contact your insurance company / broker instead of asking members of a forum who quote everything about their dreams last night or what a friend of a friend thinks to know ?

  6. 16 hours ago, coastguard said:

    How about we just accept some good news? We are all good for two more months. No crowding into Immigration rooms. Maybe they will even give up on 90 day reporting altogether. They don't want to have anything to do with dirty farang anyhow. I just hope they don't kick us out. I think we are safe as long as tourists are gone. We are the only game in town now.

    You contradict your own positive starting comment from lane 2 on ?
    And who's US and WE ?

  7. 4 hours ago, Michael19641965 said:

    Travel bubbles mean that Chinese, Japanese, Korean Tour Groups come into Thailand for 3,4 or 5days. It is the wrong approach. If some of these people bring the virus with them, they can not be tracked, because they have already left, when it is found out.

    It would be more wise, to let those foreigners first in, who want to stay for several months. They can be put on a 14day quarantine in their hotels, condos, houses, tested after 12,13 days and when negative are not a risk to Thailand.

    I guess you don't speak about tourists.
    Or how many people can go on vaccation for "several months"?

  8. 2 hours ago, MrMo said:

    Quote The amended regulations stipulate that Thai flights, or flights that land in the Kingdom for any purpose, cannot allow passengers to leave the plane, EndQuote

     

    So if you may not leave the plane, what is the point of buying the ticket to Thailand.   And as to the effect on the tourist industry, I'm not going down that route.

     

    Suspect that there is either a reporting or translation error here.

    The error is that YOU didn't understand what you read.

  9. 17 hours ago, SkyFax said:

    hhh

        
    https://www.thansettakij.com/content/business/442086  15 Jul 2020via Googlen  translate:

     

    With passengers coming with Thai AirAsia X XJ808 flights in the Don Mueang-Tianjin route 5 people were infected with Covid, while the passengers on Thai Lion Air Flight SL117 on the Bangkok-Guangzhou route on 7 July 2020 were infected with 6 people.
     

    Following this, it was found that the services of both airlines are charter flights. That fly to carry passengers Which is Chinese From Kuala Lumpur And Jakarta returned to his domicile

    However, both of the above routes Originated from Kuala Lumpur and Jakarta But since both of the above mentioned cities Does not have the right to fly into Tianjin and Guangzhou of China, causing to fly into Bangkok to use the rights that both airlines have Continue flying to China. Under the new flight code starting from Thailand to China Which passengers did not leave the plane to Bangkok or change to a new plane in any way But only on the plane And not receiving passengers from Thailand in any way, it is assumed that all 11 people are infected from the country of origin

     

    So the airlines just have to change the flight codes and a new loop hole around laws and regulations of another country is wide open.
    This way laws and regulations make sense...

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