Is there anybody on here that has managed to get into Thailand in the last few weeks.
That has managed to get the certificate to enter Thailand and done the 14 day quarantine?
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The discussion revolves around recent experiences of individuals attempting to enter Thailand amidst ongoing COVID-19 restrictions. Users share personal accounts of traveling under the Certificate of Entry (COE) and navigating quarantine procedures. There’s a consensus that travelers with work permits have had more success entering Thailand, while tourists and those with different visa types may face challenges. The conversation highlights uncertainty around travel dates, embassy responses, and the status of future flights.
Maxie **********
If this helps you
Moaya **********
Just get an elite visa
Pui *****
Join this group which is the hub of info about who is getting approved for COE and issues faced: Thai Expats Stranded Overseas due to COVID-19 Restrictions
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Jane ***********
This guy returned a few weeks ago so I'm sure it's smoother now but you might find it interesting to read:
absolutely but if you’re desperate to be reunited with your family you’ll do it. V cool of him to post it.
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Andrew ********
Sounds very discouraging.😔
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Rob ******
Hi Shaun, there are definitely people getting in now. I was on a flight on Sunday from the UK with about 40 foreigners entering. Some that I met were very happy to be heading back to their wives after quarantine. I entered on a work permit. You need to contact the embassy where you are and ask them about the process. Different embassies seem to be interpreting the rules differently. They are your one and only go to. The Facebook group mentioned above is very helpful. Hope this helps.
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Yes pal
Rob ******
Are you in the UK?
Andrew *******
I got my COE because I’m the father of a Thai national.
I can book a flight with Eva Air on Sept 02, but I was concerned they may not fly.
worked with embassy in the UK. Foreigners are being given the option of Business Class seats on the UK flights if the have the CoE.
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Paulie **********
Try to get your name in quarantine list ASAP pal. You will be next batch aloud in the country as you are married with Thai dependant
Paulie **********
My brother did it two weeks ago. But he’s got work permit
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Andy **********
Very few people, why on earth would you want to try to come here?
Cameron *************
I have been trying to enter BKK to compete on a condo purchase but UK embassy won’t allow visa for this purpose as it’s not on list of allowable reasons for entry visa. There is only speculation that the borders will open in August or September but no government confirmation. I think at the end of the month the government will publish its new entry requirements ...
Thailand has only been taking very small steps. I think there will be no tourism as long as there is quarantine. And there probably will be quarantine for a long time, as all new cases were imported.
People who really need to be in Thailand on urgent matters have a better chance of more groups being allowed in than getting in on a tourist visa.
. I'd say that retirement and tourist categories will be October. Thai elite will probably be sooner
Cameron *************
Thai are accepting bookings from 1 st of September so let’s hope border opens end of August! Thailand high tourist season starts in September and for the sake of the economy I hope things start moving then 🤞🏻
. There's been a few. I don't know exactly which categories, but I do know the quarantine hotels in the low-medium price range have been booked out, so that's an indicator