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How many nights do I need to stay in ASQ, and do I need paperwork to travel to Udon Thani afterwards?
ASQ (Alternative State Quarantine)Travel RegulationsCOVID-19 ProtocolsVisa and ImmigrationDomestic Travel in ThailandUdon Thani Travel
Jan 15, 2021
5 years ago
Dale ********
ORIGINAL POSTERI am traveling to Thailand here in 2 weeks and I just had a quick couple questions.
1. For the ASQ is it 14 nights and can leave on the 15th day or is it 15 nights and leave on the 16th day?
2. Once I completed the ASQ do I need any special paperwork to be able to travel up to Udon Thani where my wife and children are?
Thank you.
1. For the ASQ is it 14 nights and can leave on the 15th day or is it 15 nights and leave on the 16th day?
2. Once I completed the ASQ do I need any special paperwork to be able to travel up to Udon Thani where my wife and children are?
Thank you.
TLDR : Answer Summary
Travelers to Thailand need to complete 15 nights in ASQ, counting the day of arrival as day zero. After the ASQ, a certificate is typically provided, which allows travel to other provinces, including Udon Thani. However, inter-provincial travel restrictions may be in place, and it's advisable to check current regulations before traveling.
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マレー *****
ASQ is 15 nights. I have no idea why they keep saying it’s 14 days. It’s over 17 days if you counts the day you arrived and leave.
David *********
14 nights leave on the 15 th day if you are travelling to another province you will need to fill in a form stating reason for travel
Stuart *********
@David ********
it’s actually 15 nights. The day you arrive is not counted (or day zero). You must stay for 14 24 hour periods so that makes 15 nights and technically 16 days. Reply to
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Adrian ***************
Be careful because atm there are some lockdowns in place throughout certain areas reach out to your wife to find out how you will navigate your way up good luck
Adrian ***************
Ok listen I am actually in THAILAND AS WE SPEAK SOME PARTS OF BANGKOK ARE GOING INTO SOME WHAT OF A LOCKDOWN , if you have been following the recent spread of COVID from the outbreak from the largest fish market in Bangkok. But hey I don’t know anything helpful
Lee ****
@Adrion **************
After quarantine you get a certificate which allows you to travel to provinces with restrictionsAdrian ***************
@Lee ***
yes all I am saying is becareful with the routes you choose is all I am saying Reply to
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Steven ********************
Arrived
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left ASQ *****
DrRobbie *********
Dale ********
ORIGINAL POSTERGood luck
Hans *******
I arrived on Jan 7 at 3 p.m. and if everything goes well, I can leave ASQ 22 Jan at 6 a.m.
Alwyne ********
You come on the 6th it now the 17 th you no have long to go
John *******
@Hans ******
thats the day I arrive ..the 22nd, I'm hoping its not too painful hahaHans *******
@John ******
it's not a funtime but it's to doJohn *******
@Hans ******
understand ...Reply to
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Dale ********
ORIGINAL POSTERYou guys are awesome thank you
Ryan ********
The day you arrive is day 0. It’s 14 - 24 hour periods. You are free on the 16th day.
Jared **********
Inter country travel restrictions can change several times a day and you likely won’t know for certain until at best days before
Right now if you travel directly from ASQ you are allowed to go to your destination without issue
Right now if you travel directly from ASQ you are allowed to go to your destination without issue
Steve *********
15 nights. The day you arrive is day zero.
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