Latitude Dude

*reconsider* not consider

Yes you can do it. We did it (2 adults and 2 children) about 6 months ago from Spain where we were living at the time. No issues on arrival in Bangkok.

"Guns don't kill people..." YES THEY DO. Yet another child dies as a result of gun ownership. Rest in peace.

22 hours ago, The Hammer2021 said:

What  are your medical  qualifications?

Diploma in Gynaecology. Yours?

"Crikey! I've got the sniffles and a tickly cough. Get me to A&E quick smart!"

Millions of people across the world will never be the same after the fearmongering during the past 2 years.

For the rest of us, all we can do is sit, watch and chuckle to ourselves a little. Weak minded fools.

On 6/29/2022 at 8:45 AM, brewsterbudgen said:

You're (and your children) are very fortunate.  Is this a Thai school?  I fear my child's school will retain compulsory mask wearing for a while yet.

It's an International school with western owners / management. All Thai schools that I know of are still suffocating their students.

Depends on the school. Our children haven't worn masks all year (neither have parents) and there have been very few positive tests in the whole school. So conclude what you will on the effectiveness of masking children in schools.

"Travellers under 6 years of age, travelling with parents with a negative RT-PCR test result within 72 hours before travelling, are not required to have a pre-arrival negative RT-PCR test result and can have a saliva test when entering the Kingdom"

https://www.tatnews.org/2021/12/thailand-reopening-exemption-from-quarantine-test-go/

We emailed Bangkok Hospital with this very question... They responded within 20 mins. Very kind and professional response. One parent can go with them and stay in a private hospital room for the whole duration. If second test is negative (i.e first test false positive) you do not need to stay. Make sure the insurance covers asymptomatic and there is nothing more to pay. Hope this helps.