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More likely to die in a Taxi from the airport to the hotel. How many mass shootings in Thailand? I remember only this one and the one in Korat in the last 10 years.

My Daughter born in Thailand has  a UK and Thai passport, will she need a letter of consent to travel to the UK? If so, where do I get this  letter? Thanks in advance.

Obviously alcohol fueled, my  neighbour plays Morlum music at 7am, I tolerate it,and would never dream of going around there and killing her. Obviously the Thai lost his temper and is now going to jail. Good luck.

18 hours ago, DrJack54 said:

As has been pointed out already the answer is NO.

Fly visa exempt and you will be stamped in for 45 days.

Take note of @zzzzz post.

Best to have an onward or return return to show airline at departure.

Ask in the thread about this if confused..

 

Coming from UK for only 2 weeks? Try and get more time. Long expensive flight for couple of weeks. 

 

The quote you posted on your reply, from my OP, was a copy paste from the UK Thai Embassy website, I was just showing conflicting number of days on the UK Gov website and The Thai Embassy website, it's nothing to do with me, I am going for 4-5 weeks, thanks for the reply though.

https://london.thaiembassy.org/en/page/84498-faq?menu=5d6636ce15e39c3bd0007350

1 minute ago, Salerno said:

45 days if enter by 31 March (current status, noises being made to extend it to the end of the year but nothing official as yet).

Thank you kind Sir, I am flying before then, so 45 days it is. Thanks.

London Thai Embassy website says 30 days, Uk Gov website says 45..please someone help me!

1. I would like to go to Thailand for vacation for 2 weeks. I hold British passport. Do I need a visa?

Me thinks he had a Thai massge expert in the room, when he went for his shower she made off with the loot, his story smells like a rat. Lesson learned  maybe ????

I bet he got really drunk and went skinny dipping with a bar girl, and got his stuff nicked, happened to a friend of mine.

10 hours ago, baz69er said:

There is currently no explicit law that bans driving with bare feet, in heels or flip flops, or any other form of sandals or footwear. However, Highway Code 97 states that, before setting out on a journey in a car, it's important that “clothing and footwear do not prevent you using the controls in the correct manner”.31 Aug 2021

No law, but plenty of evidence it's not a very good idea..

One in three drivers get behind the wheel in flip flops – a shoe which appears to cause 1.4 million road accidents or near misses every year. In a poll, 27% of drivers admitted driving in flip flops had caused a mishap, and 11% said the shoe had got stuck under pedals.                                                                                                                                

https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/flip-flops-wedged-pedals-caused-7936313

13 hours ago, blackshadow said:

you dont seem to understand that all these thai drivers are JUST making excuses.....not the fact that they can NOT drive !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I understand fully what you are saying, what you can't seem to grasp is that just because something which hasn't happened to you doesn't happen to anyone, like I said I hired a car in Mexico once through Dollar Car Hire Company and the brakes failed..it does happen. I am fully aware of the excuses Thai's make, I have been going to Thailand for 25 years and I hear all sorts of excuses. The driving test is a joke, my Thai partner passed with 10 hours driving, I taught her more than the Driving school did, she is very good driver now. You must get a new keyboard.

9 hours ago, baz69er said:

Its not illegal.

4 hours ago, blackshadow said:

so tell me how many have been hit by lightening !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I am guessing you don't get what I am trying to say do you, I have had brake failure before, just because it hasn't happened to you doesn't mean it doesn't happen at all. Get yourself a new keyboard your exclamation mark key is stuck.

23 hours ago, blackshadow said:

and by the way I HAVE NEVER EVER  had BRAKE failure i all the time of driving.....another favourite when they have crashed !!!!

Just because you haven't had brake failure, doesn't mean to say no one ever has, some people get hit by lighting you know...

15 hours ago, Meat Pie 47 said:

So do I in OZ

15 hours ago, baz69er said:

I wear flip-flops regularly driving my car when I'm back in the u.k ????

They failed to apply the brakes, so brake failure ????

1 hour ago, baz69er said:

Making phone calls isn't good, but wearing flip flops?

Because of the loose flimsy design, it's just not a good idea, they where half hanging of his feet, with him on the phone and his flimsy footwear I thought I was going to be another stat for the Thai roads..????

Got a Grab Taxi to the airport yesterday, driver making calls the whole journey, and wearing flip flops, I left a bad review..

Nothing has changed in that photo. Maybe less people wearing Bio hazard suits, much the same when I arrived in  November last year even with the Pre flight PCR..

The review score for Mor Chana app on the play store, is the lowest I have seen on any app created, not fit for purpose, why don't they fix it? 

Cheaper options on Agoda..

On 3/3/2022 at 4:24 PM, Polar Bear said:

On the Thai Pass application, it specifically asks you to upload proof you prepaid for the PCR (even though it's already in the booking info) but not for the ATK. So if they are just ticking boxes according to what they ask for, they might not even notice. 

You upload the result to the Mor Chana App. You already had to upload the Day 5 PCR results manually, even though they were done at the hotel/hospital in quarantine.

The Morchana app has a Google store review score of 1.5, it didn't work in November and it looks like it still isn't fit for purpose, so what happens if you can't upload your Antigen test results to the site after the new rules start?

Second day PCR scrapped and the medical insurance was lowered to $20,000, my Thailand Pass arrived in 9 hours, they are recommending apply at least 7 days before departure,,

6 minutes ago, Gjk7777 said:

Just got my Thailand Pass with Day 1 and Day 5 RT PCR checks, does that mean I will have to do it again after March 1st? or do I still meet requirements? or do I just just cancel the Day 5 RT PCR and Hotel stay?

Just read above posts, I am just going to cancel the Day 5, I booked a refundable hotel. I do remember getting a Lateral Flow test given to me free of charge by the lovely Thai nurse when she did the Day 1 RT PCR last November, she said "check yourself on day 7", didn't tell me what to do if I was positive though!

Just got my Thailand Pass with Day 1 and Day 5 RT PCR checks, does that mean I will have to do it again after March 1st? or do I still meet requirements? or do I just just cancel the Day 5 RT PCR and Hotel stay?