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What are the best ways to avoid quarantine when returning to the UK from Thailand?
UK travel restrictionsThailand to UK travelquarantine rulesamber and green countriesDubai transit for travelCOVID-19 travel advicevisas and immigration issues
Sep 14, 2021
5 years ago
Simon *******
ORIGINAL POSTERHelp I’m in Thailand and need to go back to the Uk what’s the best way to avoid quarantine hotel? Is it to go in from Dubai? And how long do I have to stay in Dubai?
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The post discusses traveling from Thailand to the UK while avoiding quarantine. It mentions needing to enter from a green or amber country, where one must have stayed for at least 10 days. Other suggestions include considering a stopover in places like Dubai or Abu Dhabi to meet these requirements.
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Michael ********
Few people have mention Abu Dahbi and got good deals for hotels there for ten days
Simon *******
ORIGINAL POSTERThanks for the info!
Gary *********
I’m sure the op will work my comment out.
James *******
@Gary ********
he has this info already hence his question about the possible countries to travel to in order to avoid Uk quarantine...Reply to
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James *******
I think the UK is changing system anytime before 1st Oct to a Go or Don't Go system so loads of countries will probably become available if you can hang on a bit.
Dick **********
Looks like you will have to do quarantine
Bim *******
Get to France and get the dingy over the channel. No tests or quarantine.
Lynnette *******
@Bim ******
silly comment. Glad you're joking.Bim *******
@Lynnette ******
I was. Thank you for seeing it. Never was a fan of human trafficking.Lynnette *******
@Bim ******
no, its a human tragedy. And the outcome is being shut in detention here in uk. Few will be given asylum or refuge status. Bim *******
@Lynnette ******
I hope the vulnerable are and the others sent back to the safe country they came from. France.Lynnette *******
@Bim ******
the law is more complex. Bim *******
@Lynnette ******
and for good reasonLynnette *******
@Bim ******
its important to protect people from being denied a chance to be heard and considered. Reply to
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Simon *******
ORIGINAL POSTERThanks for the info!
Khaiginlian **********
Hold my beer..just kidding 😂
Stuart *********
You have to enter from a green or amber country, where you’ve been for at least 10 days. If amber you’ll need to self quarantine at home.
Gary *********
Red countries = Uk hotel quarantine.....at the moment.
James *******
@Gary ********
not his question .Reply to
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Steve *******
@Stuart ********
Only self isolate from amber countries if you havent been double jabbed.Nick ************
@Steve ******
as far as I am aware UK does not recognise vaccines given outside of Europe or USA so you would still need to self isolate if entering from other countries even if amber. If this has changed please provide a link to relevant evidence.Stuart *********
@Steve ******
I thought that point was still in debate. Or maybe I’m confusing it with red countries and the need to hotel quarantine Reply to
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