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3 hours ago, Templar Knight said:

6 to many

compared to the 10,000 plus everyday in Thailand itself.

Yeah good one ????

11 hours ago, EricTh said:

How did these 6 got the virus in the first place when they are supposed to be fully vax and also negative test before boarding?

is this a serious question????

14 hours ago, Longwood50 said:

I find it rather amazing they found any given that these people obviously tested negative within 72 hours of their arrival.  

What would be interesting is what were the nationalities of those who were infected and what vaccine were they reportedly inoculated with. 

do you have any idea of there movements from the time they got tested to the time they actually got on the plane? No you dont.

Go to shops, go to restaurant, go to cafe. Plenty of places to get infected from the time you get the test to the time you get tested in Thailand.

Its not a fool proof 100% guarantee system,. however its as safe as we can possibly get it without testing everyone every time they leave the home.

On 10/31/2021 at 3:46 PM, yimlitnoy said:

Get rid of the insurances and PCR test on arrival otherwise nobody will be coming to Thailand.  Cut the requirements, full vaccination is the only requirement that will protect Thailand, make it easy to travel. 

Dont forget the sneaky day 6/7 Rapid test you are required to do and upload the results to an app on your phone.

Many people are overlooking this snippet.

Just too much garbage to go through .

I will see how it is about Feb/March next year.

Hopefully many of these garbage requirements are gone.

Fully vaccinated and a PCR test 72 hours before your flight to Thailand and thats it.

None of the other garbage

16 hours ago, wombat said:

how my friend in Oz who wants to come here sees it...

  So say for example I go for 3 weeks....

 Test before I go
 Test on arrival
 Test day 7
 Test 72 hours before I get on plane back
 And within 24 hours of arrival home another test
 5 tests in 4 weeks effectively
 Madness

It sure is mate. Which is why i am not jumping onto Skyscanner to book my ticket.

And with all those requirements to travel to Thailand, the bars, clubs and entertainment venues would want to be open.

2 hours ago, theonetrueaussie said:

Even if all the bars were to open, you think this high season would be saved....You really think tons of people would choose to travel overseas in the current climate. Chinese are still forbidden from leaving china, Aussies still cannot leave and most westerners too afraid to leave anyways. At best it would be a small trickle of people coming in.

Whilst i agree to most you have said and dont think this high season will be much of a high season, but as from the 1st of November Australian citizens who have been fully vaccinated can travel overseas and return with no restrictions or need for exemption

10 days to go and haven't even announced the eligible countries.

Yeah Im sure this will be a roaring success.

4 hours ago, The Hammer2021 said:

Neither have successful vaccine programs. Both used failed lock down to 'control' the spread. Neither have geonomic analysis programs.

Neither? You mean NZ and the poor Asian countries around Thailand?

Because Australia have close to (or will soon enough) have the highest vaccination rate in the world as a percentage I mean

1 hour ago, Scrotobike said:

India?

Low risk?

??????

Yes because 7-11 stores in Thailand are having a special on 4 packs of straws.

6 hours ago, lujanit said:

What about Queensland, Western Australia and South Australia?  As I said NSW (and Victoria) are not Australia.  Western Australia and Queensland are pretty anal about letting people in.

well thats up to there own states.

Im from Victoria and have no interested in WA or QLD. They are only play politics with border policies.

1 hour ago, internationalism said:

just an hour ago dr Anutin said about pcr test and one night stay at ASQ hotel.

And earlier today report of 27 countries, with more added in January.

Story changes every day

 

WRONG.

Story changed by the hour, not the day.

Not holding my breath.

As an Aussie i need to wait a few more months before i can get a leave pass from Prison island.

However no idea of what quarantine will look like on my return to Australia.

The story going around is 7 day home quarantine no matter where you are coming back from.

Hope this is only a temporary measure and down the track thats gone also.

A bit too optimistic I think,

With that low rate of vaccination I feel its more prudent to start January 2022 and spend the next 2 and a half months vaccinating as many people in BKK as possible, however Im not sure if Thailand have the supply to do it.

And the thought of only certain areas of BKK being available. How is this going to be policed?

Madness

My advice.

DONT GO.

Thailand is a basket case and will be for at least another 6 months

3 hours ago, olfu said:

Field's avenue already renamed Walking street

Only been called that for about 6 years already.

Time for you to wake up. lol

yes well on the way to 70% vaccination of country by 2025