Genix

Probably the home anti-gen can be anonymous but PCR I imagine very unlikely as someone has to do it for you and by law they are required to report any cases that are positive, as far as I understand.

If you are worried you have it, check the requirements for at-home isolation it may be possible for you to stay home as hospitals are overloaded.

Live near Emporium looking to get a fresh haircut & beard trim for my b-day weekend (flying out of Thailand, don't worry not partying here)

All truefit&hill are in shopping mall so they are not allowed to operate but barbers outside shopping mall are.

Any suggestions? Looking for the best of the best.

1 hour ago, cormanr7 said:

Try the MedConsult clinic which is just north of Samitivej hospital. You can book online ( https://www.medconsultasia.com/) and if you book in the 8-10 am time slot, you will get results the same day between 8 and 9 pm.  Lots of foreigners here. Note the remark on the website that cash is NOT accepted.

Disclaimer: I am not in any way connected to this outfit.

This is by far the best/easiest option available. Simple and straight forward with online booking possible unlike many others. Will book with them, pretty close too.

Thank you.

Read yesterday that 17% of people who visit the hospital have covid but this is probably for public hospitals only and not private ones where PCR testing is done (like Piyavate or Phyathai, recommended by Qatar Airways). Perhaps another good/private you can suggest?

I need a PCR-Test for my flight and considering booking an at-home service but I read they come in hazmat suits... not sure if I want to cause unnecessary panic in my condo  (test needed for flight-purposes only)

Hmm I'm considering changing my return flight to Thailand from early September to early October.

Chances of life returning to normal (can go out to restaurants / bar)  in September are very slim - would that be a fair assumption?

In a bit of a dilemma....

5 minutes ago, NanLaew said:

Quite surprised to see so many sociopaths in one thread.

 

Oh, wait...

Ah yes, you remind me of the beautiful expat "community" who like to be negative for the smallest reasons

3 hours ago, Why Me said:

Same question, except for around 2-3 am near Victory Monument.  I am leaning to yes because there is zero Covid risk. Let's see if a cop disagrees.

2-3 AM I can imagine almost complete peaceful silence around this time with no tourists too.

How come you're jogging at 2-3 am if you don't mind me asking?

Where are you headed next?

Some say curfew, some say if you look at official documents it's not.

Ultimately, can I go running on Sukhumvit Rd at 9-10 PM?

7 minutes ago, ubonjoe said:

Immigration at airports have nothing to with 90 day reports. No problem to leave and re-enter the country without doing your report.

Your report will be due 90 days from the day you enter the country.

The thing is, I have not done my 90-day even once since I moved to Thailand this year.

I moved to Thailand at the start of the year via a Thai Elite Visa and 1 month ago or so finally the TM30 was done after covid delays.
I plan to go to immigration Monday to take care of my first 90-day reporting (yes, and pay a fine).

However with lockdowns talks popping up I imagine immigration may close if that happens... 

I'm flying out of Thailand this month... if there's lockdown and I can't do my first ever 90-day reporting, are there any consequences except paying the fine in the airport?

P.S have to visit in-person as it's my first 90-day reporting.

Check Emirate's website they had a suggested service that I used last year.
They come to your home although beware... it may scare the neighbors when they see the person in a white suit thing... 

Oddly enough last year she came in without a mask and gloves, and then put mask & gloves when she entered my place while doing the PCR test... kinda kills the logic when she could have easily gotten it with me in the elevator without the mask lol.

Hello,

I will have to do 2 business trips one in the US and then Mexico.

I was planning to go Phuket from Mexico but I just saw it's not on the country list.
 

What is the minimum day requirement to be in a listed country before flying to Phuket?

I can do 7 days in Turkey if necessary (Turkey is on the list) OR go back to the US for 1-2 days and then to Phuket?

Note: I was planning to fly to Phuket September 7.

Please advise.

Thanks

Let's be fair... "ThaiVisa" was never a good name as this forum expanded way beyond it and only a very small % of discussions were actually visa related.

To be fair, you're asking people on here and 99.99% are just purely speculating, might as well flip a coin. Even if someone sounds smart, unless it's what they actually spend time doing it or making money off of, should be taken with a grain of salt. 

Ideally go hang out around places where successful Thai real estate agents do in FB groups or wherever that is.

Look at what big companies or successful real estate moguls are doing, are they buying many condos or selling now? And if so, why? which places? what are they doing within your area you wanna buy a condo at? And so forth.

Only advise you should take from this thread is personal experiences, nothing else.

Still no gyms/fitness centers? Bruh...

8 minutes ago, Excel said:

No clue is correct and this thread is about salaries in Thailand not other countries as you have just referred to so if you know nothing relevant, which it seems you don't, then say nothing

41 minutes ago, Excel said:

The simple answer is none, as another poster pointed out there is so much BS in this thread

What are you on about? My comment is literally about your statement above in response regarding to which business would pay good commission in this economic climate.

Seems like you're having a bad day - grab a beer or coffee.

7 minutes ago, Excel said:

Used cars a digital business ?what planet are you on. Many of the tents in around where I live have gone to the wall already. Carry on dreaming

Example of a non-digital business. 

Nonetheless, where do you think all those potential buyers were hanging out during lockdowns? Online. It gave much greater opportunity for businesses to advertise online with such a vast amount of inventory avaialble to buy from online (due to increased traffic).

Just one example of many. I have no clue if used cars specifically grew here in Thailand but I know in other countries the business has grown during the pandemic.

Offline business (used cars) saw their demand grew, then they hired a digital marketing agency to advertise. Now you have two businesses/industries growing at the same time.