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Are you restricted to your room during a 7-day quarantine in a SHA+ hotel in Pattaya?
Quarantine RegulationsSHA+ HotelThailand TravelASQ HotelCovid-19 GuidelinesPattayaExpat Life in Thailand
Oct 25, 2021
5 years ago
Derek ***********
ORIGINAL POSTERHi
If your having to do 7 days Quarantine in a SHA+ hotel in Pattaya, are you restricted to your room or can you move around the hotel ?
If your having to do 7 days Quarantine in a SHA+ hotel in Pattaya, are you restricted to your room or can you move around the hotel ?
TLDR : Answer Summary
If you are required to undergo a 7-day quarantine in a hotel in Pattaya, you must stay in a certified AQ (Alternative Quarantine) hotel, not a SHA+ hotel. During this quarantine, guests are strictly confined to their rooms and cannot move around within the hotel. This applies particularly if coming from a high-risk country.
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Carsten ************
... and i believe, you have to book ASQ in that case
Carsten ************
7 days Quarantine only if you come from a high risk country and of course you have to stay in room all the time.
David *******
@Derek **********
that’s Sandbox not quarantine. If fully vaccinated but not coming from a country on the list.If not vaccinated then it’s quarantine.
Michael ********
@Derek **********
i dont think pattaya is a sandbox area. Are you vaccinated and coming from one of the countries listed. If so its only 1 night in SHA plus hotel which can be in pattaya and you only have to stay in hotel until results of first test is known, you are then free to wander.
Derek ***********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Michael *******
but isn’t Pattaya now in the blue zone, which reads it same rules as sandbox ?Michael ********
@Derek **********
yes correct it is Blue zone so yes after results of first test you are free to wander within that blue zone, they dont make terminology simple.Reply to
Michael ********
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Derek ***********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Michael *******
hi yep not on the list but fully vaccinated Pfizer Michael ********
@Derek **********
i think you need to do 7 days in room as I dont think pattaya is sandbox. Phuket is an option or just wait for more clarification. Pattaya is dead anyway and bars are not opening till dec 1Michael ********
@Derek **********
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Derek ***********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Michael *******
no from South Africa 🇿🇦 David *******
@Derek **********
You typed as I was. You will be able to move around Pattaya as you want but check in with the hotel each day.Reply to
David *******
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Frédéric ******************
For quarantine the hotel must be AQ, not SHA+. Strictly confined in your room.
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