WHansen

15 minutes ago, ThailandRyan said:

Patients who test positive for Covid-19 after using an antigen test kit no longer need to take a PCR test to confirm the result. Suphakit Sirilak from the Department of Medical Sciences says the requirement for a follow-up PCR test is expensive and time-consuming. In addition, the generally mild nature of the Omicron variant has removed the need for people who receive a positive ATK result to take a PCR test. The exception is people in high-risk groups who should still seek a PCR test and hospital treatment.

My girlfriend had this problem over a week ago in Phetchaburi, tested positive via ATK and informed her company of the result. Company needed a PCR positive result to process her sick pay. Went to local hospital for the PCR but was told they were unable to perform the PCR as they were inundated with cases and could not perform one.

After returning home and calling the hospital she managed to arrange one for 1900 B

at the same hospital the next day

4 minutes ago, Lizzy Duang said:

At least 20 Thais applied to fight for the Ukraine. How many out of those "unfriendly" countries did?

Looking for a photo opportunity no doubt,  then changing their minds after realising it would actually involve doing some work and they would not be able to look at a smart phone all day

"Thailand’s Ministry of Public Health expects Covid-19 to be fully treated as ‘endemic’ by July"

Only four more months of all the restrictions i guess, then it's time to remove the ones that are not making anyone richer anymore and just keep the restrictions that earn the most for the chosen few

Mods, forgive me if this is deemed as off topic.

Just a bit of info for the members of AN.

I am not sure how may of this brand of ATK are in circulation. After using three kits that

were supplied by a nation wide food outlet that my girlfriend works for (after informing them she has been in contact with a positive case), none of the tests have came back positive. This may be due to a bad batch however.

My ATK's from the UK and this one purchased from a pharmacy have both detected Covid

The brainwashing program has been a success

After fully considering the financial costs to my big business friends as we were uncorking imported red wine and feasting on expensive imported food..... no change is required

Give a begger a dollar and ask him to dance for you

26 minutes ago, EVENKEEL said:

One hell of a story, thank you.

+1

15 minutes ago, Enzian said:

I guess I was hallucinating when I wandered around Sukhumvit last night.

Likewise. Just came back from four days in Kanchanaburi town, other than everyone wearing masks and fewer customers it was close to business as usual. Had a fantastic time ????

6 hours ago, bangkokstick said:

you must be a clown ?

before the most important person in the country decided to legalize the leaves, so many idiots where telling that it would never happen.

but I am not surprised, it's quite obvious that old men never improve...

 

 

 

Were you looking in the mirror when you wrote that ?

Your ignorance and lack of understanding is astounding.

0.2% THC is not weed. I throw away shade leaf stronger than that.

58 minutes ago, Thunglom said:

The Thai test is pretty extensive now

I spat my coffee out reading that

58 minutes ago, david555 said:

 

Unless they became all restaurants of course

Just read that restaurants in Chaing Mai (5 areas) can sell alcohol from Monday and Hua Hin effective immediatly.

Good news

I bet the Africans the article is referencing don't give two hoots how the headline reads.

Those that will be offended have never stepped foot in the Africa's but want to change every thing that contains the word black or white because it's offensive.

Oh no, have i upset the snowflakes by using those soon to be banned colour descriptions.

This world is doomed

Hi,

It's tough to find any answers mate, i have been searching the site for hours trying to find out what length of insurance a returning O Visa holder needs for the Thailand Pass.

Try reading this, it may help a little.

Courtesy of ubonjoe from a different thread.

I finally got on the website for the official consulate in Vancouver and found info about the STV.

See this PDF file. http://www.thaiconsulatevancouver.ca/consulate/documents/visa/stv.pdf

On 11/30/2021 at 2:08 AM, EricTh said:

What about those on Non O retirement visa? Do they have to have insurance of 1 year or is 30 days enough?

Bump