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No, those restrictions are only for Air Asia Malaysia it does not apply to Thailand.

I said fundamental right of free movement, not freedom of travel ???? No domestic airline here Thailand is refusing unvaccinated folks. None whatsoever. As I said before, unvaccinated people only need to test upon arrival from a red zone, and then quarantine at home. I'm unvaccinated and have been travelling for the past few months I should know.

Those of us who are unvaccinated don't care about quarantine don't you get it?

We will know more details in the next few weeks. I have an unofficial transcript in front of me now. Today I have ordered Prof. and the Ministry of Public Health to consider. From November 1, Thailand will start accepting travel to Thailand without detention for those who have completed the full dose of vaccination and are traveling to Thailand by air by coming from a country that we define It is a low risk country. We will only be asking when entering Thailand Everyone must show that they are free from COVID-19. There must be evidence of the results of the COVID-19 test by RT-PCR method, which is tested before leaving the country of origin. And there will be another test for covid-19 when arriving in Thailand after that can travel to various areas. freely Just like normal Thai people can do. Initially, we begin to list low-risk countries. to be able to travel to Thailand without detention To at least 10 countries, which will include countries such as England, Singapore, Germany, China and America. We aim to add more countries by December 1 and thereafter, by January 1, we will increase the number. climb widely As for those who come from the country that are not on the list of low-risk countries We also welcome you to Thailand. But quarantine is necessary according to terms and conditions. The only think I'm getting out of this is if your vaccinated you won't have to quarantine. . There's no way Thailand, out of all places in the world, is going to refuse unvaccinated people's money. You'd be restricting about over 53% of the world population. It's not happening man, sorry.

They won't. The country is opening up for business November 1st. Everyone's welcome even us COVID spreading dirty unvaxxed. ????

The country will be reopening and getting back to normal sooner than you guys think. ???? 5,4,3,2,1

This article is misleading. As of now you can get on any airline here in Thailand and fly domestically without being vaccinated. But you will need to take an ATK test and quarantine upon arrival. The test is being administered free by the MOPH. Not sure why they are only testing the unvaccinated individuals being that the vaccinated can also spread and infect.

I'm not 'picking an area' On my previous post I said, " If Asia follows what the European Union is doing with it's Digital COVID Certificates the answer is NO. Double vaccination will not become an entry or visa requirement. I've been travelling for the past 18 months (restrictions allowing) and it isn't as bad you you might think it is. In fact, I'll be flying in the next couple days so I'll make sure to tell you how it goes. I don't have any issue being tested or quarantined if it means I don't have to be injected.

Not sure what world you're living in, but here see for yourself. https://ec.europa.eu/info/policies/justice-and-fundamental-rights/eu-citizenship/movement-and-residence/eu-digital-covid-certificate-vaccinations-and-travel-restrictions_en *Being unvaccinated is not be a pre-condition to travel. All EU citizens have a fundamental right to free movement in the EU and this applies regardless of whether they are vaccinated or not.

Unvaccinated individuals can fly on any airline that they want domestically without having to be vaccinated. Even if they wanted to go to Phuket and the sandbox areas all they need to do is show a negative COVID test and quarantine in a AS hotel for 10 days. (This also applies for unvaccinated international travelers) As for the 72 hours COVID test before taking a flight this is not true. You can get on any domestic plane without being vaccinated. The MOPH administers free ATK tests upon arrival at most of the airports across Thailand. They then require all unvaccinated individuals to quarantine at home for 14 days at home (this only applies when coming from red zones) For arrival into BKK and DMK testing and quarantine is not required. Feel free to call 1422 (Department of Disease Control Hotline) and ask them yourself. It is also not a MUST that children over the age of 12 get vaccinated. I know because I have teenage children of my own attending school here. The government is providing the Pfizer vaccine for students from 12 to 17 years old on a "voluntary basis." Come on now, the pro-democracy movement is about more than just a criticized vaccine program.

Hello!?! The thread is called "Could, should double vaccination become an entry visa and renewal requirement" Maybe you should have used some common sense before replying back to me. Anyways, we are talking about the COVID vaccines, and if double vaccination will become an entry and visa renewal requirement. If Asia follows what the European Union is doing with it's Digital COVID Certificates the answer is NO. Unvaccinated people will not be denied entry for essential travel.

So did the IO specifically tell you to your face they wanted the 20K or did your wife tell you this?

Come on man, we're talking about the COVID-19 vacancies here. Stop being such troll.

I have a feeling it's the Visa agent your using who's asking you for this and not the actual immigration office.

There you go again with your nonsense. Thais are not "begging" for the vaccine. You're always exaggerating things for real. At this stage in the game more than 53% of the world remains unvaccinated. I doubt that Thailand is going to shoot themselves in the foot and only allow the vaccinated plebs to enter/live in the country. Being vaccinated will not be a pre-condition to travel. All people have a fundamental right to free movement in the world and this applies regardless of whether they are vaccinated or not. Persons who are not vaccinated must be able to exercise their free movement rights the same way as those who are vaccinated, where necessary subject to proportionate limitations such as testing or quarantine/self isolation.

You are wrong too. I'll give you both some time to do some research.

Let's try to stay on topic old-timer. We're talking about if a school can force a minor to get a Covid-19 vaccine. The CDC and Prevention Advisory Committee for Immunization Practices is not going to place a vaccine on the mandatory schedule until it's been deemed safe. The FDA has not approved the Pfizer BioNTech vaccines, nor any COVID vaccines for the 12- to 15-year age group, nor any booster doses for anyone. We have an absolute right to refuse EUA vaccines.

Definitely not where you get yours from. Stop spreading fear, jezzz

Yes that's exactly the type of waiver I'm referring to. I think so too.

That wouldn't ever fly in the US and I doubt that's going to happen here. Most likely there will be a non-medical waiver available for parents to sign.

No one can force anyone to do anything. They can threaten with expulsion but vaccines will never be made mandatory.

No, this has never been answered. But if you really want to discuss this feel free to PM me.

If someone asks a question and they veer off your Fauci narrative you automatically think they're trolling. You don't have all the answers Jeffrey, I'm sorry. Just let people live jezzz...

Enough with the insults Richard. Please do explain further and tell me something my <deleted> doesn't know. You might actually make a difference to someone who's undecided. Give it a go!

I really don't understand. Why is an unvaccinated person is a threat to someone that has already been vaccinated. Second, why do you even give a sh#t?