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Useful website listing regulations of all countries on entry and Covid regs.

https://www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice

Useful website for UK Citizens listing regulations of all countries on entry and Covid regs.

https://www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice

5 minutes ago, canuckamuck said:

mental state,

Questionable

5 minutes ago, JohnBarleycorn said:

Well, this is how I envision it....

 

Just me an her, and the cactus, hand in hand, never expecting rain, yet dazed by the glory of the sun.

 

Such beauty,

Each of us communing with God in our own way.

 

Did I just see Wile E Coyote go past?

21 minutes ago, farang51 said:

How are the company and the owner listed? It is very important to know if he is personally liable or if he is only mentioned as the owner/CEO/whatever on the contract.

 

It is not the owner that has to inform you about the liquidation, he has to tell the liquidator, and the liquidator will then inform the creditors. Be aware that the process of liquidation can take time - maybe the liquidator has not yet begun to inform you and the other creditors?

 

If the DBD says who the liquidator is, you can contact the liquidator and ask of the process, and if he knows about you.

 

I know nothing about Thai law, the above is from the way things work in most other countries.

This is Thailand.... he is gonna do a runner.

44 minutes ago, KhunBENQ said:

If you have specific plans, always best to give details.

Well, you asked for it! Bangkok - Munich for urgent medical treatment. (Help save Da Roadrunner).

Example of problem:- Eurowings website says no flights. Yet AOT say Eurowings have one departs tomorrow???

Problem part 2:- Can I get into Germany?

Take a look at the IATA website, click Germany on the map.

https://www.iatatravelcentre.com/international-travel-document-news/1580226297.htm

It says - “passengers ARRIVING from United Kingdom can enter“....... it does NOT say - ”NATIONALS OF.”

I am English but would be ARRIVING from Thailand. Would they let me in?

Where can I find a list of which airlines are currently flying OUT of Thailand?

1 hour ago, curious297 said:

A Thai developer and his company owe me a substantial amount of money.

Who owes the money, the company or the person? If it is the company and he is about to declare bankruptcy you will find it hard to reclaim anything. In which case sue the man and you may get somewhere. There appears to be other collateral you could claim on.

Lawyers fees look extortionate. Try a different lawyer.

Why bother?

I have been here so long that this looks normal to me. Both drivers were asleep, brain in neutral..... Yeah normal - (for Thailand). Happens all the time.

22 minutes ago, BestB said:

so if found guilty , he gets fined, nominee gets fined and customers get what?

Shafted... That is one of the problems here. The Police / DSI will do nothing for you. Use your own lawyer to sue the guy .... lots o luck.

Never invest in property they have not yet built! And no, you cannot even trust your own lawyer to check all the property papers are in order. (Amazing Trusted Thailand)

Someone forgot to tell the TAT that there are no incoming flights. Duh. It hurts my brain.

So that's how you get a flight home during Covid.

The Thais are about to undo all the good work they have done in stopping the virus. Big mistake opening the door when Beijing has reported new infections and S. Korea is experiencing a second wave.

We could end up in lockdown again for months.

15 hours ago, GinBoy2 said:

As I said in a previous post, shipping them back is doable but it can cost you the same as a human's air fare. x4, that gets pricey

Airline pricing varies a lot on critters. Shop around and it can be quite reasonable. I took a moggy by Korean Air to the States and it was not expensive. Only problem .... Koreans eat cats! I just told em I brought a packed lunch!

On 6/21/2020 at 8:32 AM, ubonjoe said:

Flights not arriving does not mean there will be no flights out of the country. There are some available now.

Joe, where are you getting your info from?

Thanks

26 minutes ago, malibukid said:

be aware that they will have to be quarantined upon arrival for 2 weeks.

What country did you fly to? The OP is discussing the USA and Thailand, both of which I have brought animals into without quarantine.

Thailand expects you to report to the airport vet on arrival. No quarantine required unless the animal is found to be ill. But I just hand carried mine straight through the green nothing to declare channel.

11 minutes ago, GinBoy2 said:

I work for an airline, and the rules for shipping live animals are very strict.

Varies from one airline to another.

Note:- Check all the above with the airlines as it is years since I did it.

Typical Thailand.... Visit two different branches of the same bank and you can get two different answers. While at a third branch, the staff may just stare at you blankly as they have not got a clue.

Usually results in a phone call to head office along the lines of....I've got a Farang, what do I do?

6 minutes ago, Chivas said:

Well out of interest yesterday I looked on an all inclusive site that I use occasionally

Spain obviously there as was Bulgaria, Cyprus (later in year) and others

 

All the destinations are for 11th July onwards

A link would be helpful.... Thanks.

I searched and found conflicting info. There are also airlines selling tickets, yet the airport website says they are not flying.

Chaos.