Just had the first jab and looking forward to the second.      Will there be a time when those of us who have been fully done manage to avoid the ASQ  etc.      

In my opinion, it will be only when the data has been proved to show, that the virus cannot be transmitted by someone who has been vaccinated.

Or when Thailands population has been vaccinated.

Don't hold your breath. You will not get in anytime soon. Maybe in 18 months!

Australia and New Zealand are shut to international tourists until next year. Thailand will probably follow suit.

 

But who knows. Things are changing rapidly now.

44 minutes ago, Jeffr2 said:

Australia and New Zealand are shut to international tourists until next year. Thailand will probably follow suit.

 

But who knows. Things are changing rapidly now.

Since when it gets reviewed on the 27th march 

1 hour ago, craigieboy1973 said:

Since when it gets reviewed on the 27th march 

Either way, Thailand isn't opening up for a very long time. Sadly.

This question is a Joke , right 

4 hours ago, brommers said:

Don't hold your breath. You will not get in anytime soon. Maybe in 18 months!

If he meets the criteria he can come now, i have left and entered twice since June

 

4 hours ago, Jeffr2 said:

Australia and New Zealand are shut to international tourists until next year. Thailand will probably follow suit.

 

But who knows. Things are changing rapidly now.

I like your answer. Unlike the previous unambiguous responders, nobody can answer this question. The whole world is going nuts striving to restart economy and tourism. Once WHO set a standard for vaccination certificate, carriers of this sertificate will travel without restrictions.

9 minutes ago, fakser said:

I like your answer. Unlike the previous unambiguous responders, nobody can answer this question. The whole world is going nuts striving to restart economy and tourism. Once WHO set a standard for vaccination certificate, carriers of this sertificate will travel without restrictions.

Unless a vaccine is proven to be 100% effective against ALL strains i'm sure no one travels WITHOUT restrictions.

29 minutes ago, fakser said:

Once WHO set a standard for vaccination certificate, carriers of this sertificate will travel without restrictions.

 

Dream on; countries will decide not WHO.

2 hours ago, fakser said:

I like your answer. Unlike the previous unambiguous responders, nobody can answer this question. The whole world is going nuts striving to restart economy and tourism. Once WHO set a standard for vaccination certificate, carriers of this sertificate will travel without restrictions.

That seems unlikely to me at this current time.

On 2/10/2021 at 8:30 PM, surreybloke said:

Will there be a time when those of us who have been fully done manage to avoid the ASQ

Yes, it will. When Thailand decide it´s time for that.

The jab stops you from dieing, you can still have the virus and be a carrier. So the logical answer is when all vulnerable in Thailand have been injected.

 

 

Just getting your shots. Guess all the world is safe now. Doors open next week. 

I think soon there is going to be discussions and some sort of travel new bubble agreements (with vaccination) with each nation. In my opinion, among of first countries could come to such agreements with Thailand would be China, Japan, ASEAN, New Zealand, and Australia. EU, UK, US may have to wait longer.

Edited February 19, 20215 yr by sitti

On 2/19/2021 at 3:42 PM, sitti said:

I think soon there is going to be discussions and some sort of travel new bubble agreements

 

Travel Bubble Part Deux.

 

Sheesh, already been through that idiotic idea. It died. RIP.

 

 

I'm imagining the response of the Thai populace, as it remains un-vaccinated owing to failures of the "government", as hordes of vaccinated foreigners scamper into Thailand.

 

I'm sure they'll be so happy.

 

 

 

 

1 hour ago, mtls2005 said:

 

Travel Bubble Part Deux.

 

Sheesh, already been through that idiotic idea. It died. RIP.

 

 

I'm imagining the response of the Thai populace, as it remains un-vaccinated owing to failures of the "government", as hordes of vaccinated foreigners scamper into Thailand.

 

I'm sure they'll be so happy.

 

 

Sure bro, it's dead.....for europe and murica. Because they don't even get to be a part of discussion. Not dead for Asia and Australia, New Zealand though. Thailand is not even on the list of high risk nation. Europe and US are because infections over there are so bad ???? Japan and China don't have Thailand on their entry ban list and have been in discussion with low risk nations like TH, VT, AU, NZ, for coming to travel bubble agreements for post second wave. And Singapore and Hong Kong are also resuming their travel bubble talks. 

 

I wouldn't worry about vaccination here. Sooner or later every population here will be vaccinated by second half of this year. Sure, it is slow compare to some countries. Thailand isn't even getting highest priority for vaccine distribution. Because, once again, infections in Europe and US are so bad????, so they're getting the highest priority in distributions. 

 

I'm sure they're so happy 

48 minutes ago, SmileyCat said:

And Singapore and Hong Kong are also resuming their travel bubble talks. 

 

"Talks"?

 

Singapore and Hong Kong?

 

Pretty sure we're talking about Thailand here? And vaccinations?

 

S'pore, Hong Kong in 'close discussions' on air travel bubble as unlinked Covid-19 cases dip

 

The much-anticipated arrangement between the two sides had been suspended indefinitely since Nov 21 last year, the eve of its planned launch, after a spike in the number of Covid-19 cases in Hong Kong.

 

Both cities had earlier agreed that the arrangement would be suspended if the seven-day average of unlinked cases in either city exceeded five. 

 

But earlier this week, the figure dipped below five for the first time in almost three months. It currently stands at 4.57.

 

https://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/transport/spore-hong-kong-in-close-discussions-on-air-travel-bubble-as-unlinked-covid-19