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How can foreigners bypass the COE restrictions and entry limitations in Thailand?
Thailand immigrationCOVID-19 travel restrictionsCertificate of Entry (COE)private jet exemptionsvisa rulesexpats in Thailandentry requirements for foreigners
Jul 13, 2020
6 years ago
Garrett ***********
ORIGINAL POSTERSomeone found a way around the COE bs and the 200 foreigners per day month long waiting list. Hahaha
TLDR : Answer Summary
The conversation discusses a way that some foreigners have managed to bypass the stringent Certificate of Entry (COE) and the 200 foreigners per day restriction on entry to Thailand. It highlights the recent exemption for visitors arriving by private jet, which allows them to enter the country more easily. The discussion also touches on the implications of such exemptions, the cost of private jet travel, and some controversies surrounding individuals seeking entry under these conditions.
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@Lyndon ***********
haha, just wondering why OZ govi still let him loose... 🥵Reply to
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Max ********
Oh yeah, took the advice above and googled macropay/howtopay scam and it lit up a scam alert with that twat
Will ************
If you Google macropay/howtopay scam you might find him
Andy *****
12k is cheap. Nice good for him
Addy ***********
People like him make this problems we have over the planet me first mentality..
Steven ******
Good idea, I can do that...
Rahul *********
How much does it cost
Alan *******
I think he paid $12,000 for the flight
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Adrian ******
Well you got to hope dumb shit posting gets to authorise & they lock twat up
Hitachino ******
Way to do it man! You are exactly the targeted tourist the kingdom wants to keep and travel bubble designed for!
Garrett ***********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Hita*****
He's not a tourist if the Thailand Board of Investment secured a visa and entry into the country for him.Ruth *******
@Garrett **********
Don’t bet on itReply to
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Bert ********
I’m surprised they letting him back into Thailand after he bolted from a hotel he had leased and scammed all those poor employees..... what a self centered asshole
Garrett ***********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Be**
What?Bert ********
@Garrett **********
Cameron used to lease and run the Pride Gay Resort in Phuket but one day he packed up and left without paying the property owner and the employees that had left other jobs to come to him (since he made them all these promises) and they worked their ass off for him......Alan *******
@Bert *******
If you're right, I wonder if there's an arrest warrant out for him. He might regret busting a gut to get back to Thailand Bert ********
@Alan ******
I don’t know about that. But if Ur in Patong.... U can ask around. Maybe check his old posts on Facebook. Unless he deleted them or created a new profile. He is a very self centered, egotistical person.... but otherwise he is a nice guy...lolReply to
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Messen *********
Only if lol
Oliver ********
they mentioned this on bloomberg. visitors arriving by private jet are one of the categories that qualify for special exemption.
the numbers are so tiny it doesn't really matter but if one of them ends up testing positive (like the egyptian soldier on a "mission") it could be a bit of a scandal.
the numbers are so tiny it doesn't really matter but if one of them ends up testing positive (like the egyptian soldier on a "mission") it could be a bit of a scandal.
Ruth *******
@Oliver *******
which is why I loved this story so much. I wish Thailand acted similarly 😞 ********************************************************************************************
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Michael *******
brilliant 🤗🤗
Mark ***********
Bet I won't see him at my hotel.
Todd *********
it looks like your first day outside this year
Frank **********
Another example that money is still the solution to most problems.
Dave *******
If you have to ask....
Maurizio *****
How much sorry ⁉️✈️😑
Bruce *******
I'll go you halves Garry Battye but I take the return trip.
Brian **********
They slipped a private jet exemption into the last rules
Peter *****************
cost of the little thing?
Keef ********
Itching to wonder how for that private jet
Keef ********
This totally tells us in all seriousness to create private jet FB groups. What an astounding good new business idea. Pack em in to max cargo capacity. I wonder if can rent larger planes. Not just a jet. This McDonalds coffee is giving me ideas
Andy *****
12k is cheap for a private jet!
Chester ********
split it between 6 and ur laughing
Richard *******
@Keef *******
I think it said in an article he paid $12,000, he took the jet alone.Cristian *****************
@Keef *******
he said on his post $12.000Alan *******
@Cristian ****************
as in 360,000 baht?Cristian *****************
@Alan ******
yes Alan. Quite a lot of money, but if I could spend it I would do it without hesitation Alan *******
@Cristian ****************
of course, the important word there was "if"!Reply to
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Keef ********
@Cristian ****************
ah ok I missed that. Boat for me 😜🇹🇭😜Reply to
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Chester ********
generally in a group of say 6 people they aren't as bad as u think. There was one in Aussie offering flights melb to Syd for $800pp with a load of 6.. not bad considering say a wedding in syd and remove all the time delays of normal transport and a hotel vs up and back in a day on the jet
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