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How difficult will it be to leave Bangkok during COVID-19 restrictions to travel to a yellow zone?
Travel RestrictionsCOVID-19BangkokYellow ZoneASQ (Alternative State Quarantine)Thailand ImmigrationFamily Travel
Jan 4, 2021
5 years ago
Ella ********
ORIGINAL POSTERHow difficult do you guys think it will be to leave Bangkok while it is a red zone?
We were hoping to arrive in Bangkok, complete our ASQ, and then fly or take the train to meet our family member in a yellow zone province.
Any advice appreciated. We’re considering delaying our trip a second time if travel within Thailand isn’t possible, even though it’s an urgent family matter.
We were hoping to arrive in Bangkok, complete our ASQ, and then fly or take the train to meet our family member in a yellow zone province.
Any advice appreciated. We’re considering delaying our trip a second time if travel within Thailand isn’t possible, even though it’s an urgent family matter.
TLDR : Answer Summary
Traveling from Bangkok while it is classified as a red zone may present challenges, as travel is currently not encouraged but not heavily restricted. It's vital to stay updated on any changing regulations, especially post-arrival. If restrictions are enacted, having proof of family ties at your destination may allow travel, albeit with possible quarantine requirements upon arrival. Given the urgency of the situation, travelers should prepare for potential delays or additional protocols.
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Have you googled what are requirements if any entering into a yellow zone?
Bobby ********
Edward Nathan. Depending on the province you may have to report to the health authority in the province and undertake 14 days home quarantine
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A-I-*****
Depending on the province, you may have to "quarantine" again there.
Na ****
I would never recommend travel while governments are panicking and people are acting hysterical.
Anything can happen, including getting shot for no reason.
This is what happens when people don't understand what futility means, which leads to desperation.
Anything can happen, including getting shot for no reason.
This is what happens when people don't understand what futility means, which leads to desperation.
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If travel restrictions are put in place, all you have to do is show you have family where you are going to, and you can travel there, but, a 14 day home quarantine might be required. Even when Thailand was under full lockdown before, people where still allowed to return home, if they could show where they were going was home.
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When do you plan on coming here?
Bobby ********
Jeff Jue. You need to monitor the situation
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what yellow zone provinces require quarantine?
Ella ********
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thanks that’s sound advice!Ella ********
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7th of January. ASQ until 22nd JanBobby ********
Ella Ruuskanen. Wow! That's soon. Are you coming as tourist or longstay?
Ella ********
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we have the STV and will be staying until March to resolve family matters Bobby ********
Ella Ruuskanen. In your situation I would say still come. At this point there seems to be some vague restrictions from a couple of yellow zone provinces that they will require people arriving from red zones to report to health authorities and undertake 14 days home quarantine. There are (as yet) no travel restrictions, and it appears all domestic flights are still up and running (I returned from Ubon yesterday, and looking at the departure board at Suvarnabhumi on my return there didn't appear to be any cancellations). I would advise keeping your eye on developments.
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Greg ********
Currently there are no restrictions on travel to most provinces but not encouraged. Things may change so no way of giving you a definitive answer at this point in time.
Will ************
Ask 2 weeks after you arrive in Bangkok. Its changing by the minute.
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