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Mandatory 30 Day Stay From October

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Yeah everyone has months and months of holidays which enable them to waste  3 weeks in Phuket, locked up for 2 weeks in a hotel and another week stuck somewhere you don’t want to be, just so we can then go where we want to be. 
 

Welcome to Thaicrataz and the world of delusion. 
 


 

 

Last I checked, 3 weeks equals 21 days.

 

Though this is not doable for most travelers this option is better than none for me.

 

I am retired and am trying to be patient for any opportunity to get back to LOS.

6 minutes ago, Kadilo said:

Yeah everyone has months and months of holidays which enable them to waste  3 weeks in Phuket, locked up for 2 weeks in a hotel and another week stuck somewhere you don’t want to be, just so we can then go where we want to be. 
 

Welcome to Thaicrataz and the world of delusion. 
 


 

 

Wait for Yinns expert commends

3 minutes ago, Meat Pie 47 said:

Wait for Yinns expert commends

I’m sure it won’t disappoint ????
 

But then again for all we know he/she may be employed to come out with this stuff. 

Thailand to allow long-stay tourists in island of Phuket from October

21 Aug 2020 05:25PM (Updated: 22 Aug 2020 08:26AM)

 

BANGKOK: Thailand will allow foreign tourists to visit for longer stays from October, a senior official said on Friday (Aug 21), as the government tries to revive a key economic sector that has been devasted by the coronavirus pandemic.

 

Tourists will have to stay for at least 30 days, with the first 14 days in quarantine in a limited vicinity of their hotel, before they can visit other areas, Tourism Authority of Thailand governor Yuthasak Supasorn told Reuters.

 

The announcement comes after authorities suspended plans to create "travel bubbles" with partner countries as the number of coronavirus cases in Asia rose.

“On Oct 1 we will start in Phuket,” Yuthasak said.

 

Read more: https://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/asia/covid-19-thailand-phuket-allow-long-stay-tourists-october-13041744

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