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What are the requirements for the 90-day visa regarding proof of not being in crowded places?

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Sep 20, 2020
4 years ago
Hugh ********
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90 day Visa - you have to show proof you havent been anywhere crowded for 2 weeks...... how? I mean in the uk it's illegal. Is the enough? They ask for so much now
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The discussion revolves around the requirements for a 90-day visa to Thailand, specifically the necessity to provide proof of not having been in crowded places for the two weeks leading up to travel. Multiple commenters express skepticism about the feasibility and enforcement of this requirement, highlighting issues like the legality in the UK and the nature of crowded places such as airports. There is a feeling that the regulations are overly burdensome and often impractical, with calls for clearer official guidance.
Hugh ********
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That's all very well but you cant get a test unless you're sick....
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Andrew ********
You won't get on a flight without a covid 19 Negative test less than 72 hours old if you transit through Dubai.
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Kevin *****
But look on the bright side, at least when (or if) it becomes official you will have to come here on a charter flights or private plane. That means you'll be in an aircraft with x number of people who have all tested negative for Covid. Unlike repatriation flights where
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of the passengers are Thai and HAVEN'T been tested. Kinda makes the £250+ for testing seem a bit pointless if you're going to be cooped up in a plane pumping recycled air around for 16 hours!
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Oliver *************
Sounds Wonderfull
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Kevin *****
You mean nowhere crowded like say...AN AIRPORT!! Really, so how did you get here. It's all a farce.
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Domenico *********
Of course..... show you haven't been in crowded place.....but from Europe they organize flight from different cities and not direct to Thailand. So.... all ppl authorized must take a flight from their Country to go to take the flight to go Thailand. F.e. the last week from Italy it was from Amsterdam. But to go to Amsterdam the flight was full, and not of only ppl

going to Thailand....

Is not that flight also a "crowded place" ?
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Hugh ********
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Covid test 72 hours before leaving lol. Not possible unless you are sick on most countrys, due to shortness of tests
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Steve **********
Can you please share the official source of that information?
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Jan *********
I planned to spend winter in Thailand.

Now I can't...

So what?....

🤔
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Oliver *************
I Planned to go to Thailand over the uk Winter to Try and Rehabilitate after Surgery I've just had in UK and the Mental Breakdown I've Just had being Stuck in Uk For four Years Waiting for the surgery So What So What its Breaking my Heart Thats What Some People Deserve Breaks in Life Not a Broken Life
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@Jan ********
 Loads of Compassion and Understanding There
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Oliver *************
Mental Breakdown Was Caused By Japanese Encephalitis Which i Had in Bangkok Phuket Hospital in Phuket 5 Day COMA Two Weeks Hospital Recovery With No Medical Insurance and No Job Anymore Month After the Incident with Thumb Wife and Knife
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 all my sympathy, really, but I was just thinking there's more in life than Thailand. I'm now in Italy. The whole south of Europe, Spain, Portugal, Italy,... Not as hot as Thailand but very relaxing and definitely not so expensive. For emotional wellbeing very adviceable. Just a thought.

My wife is Thai, we have a house there but this winter is a no go. It's truly not the end of the world. 😉🙏🙏🙏
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Barry *******
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 interested!
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@Barry ******
 yes
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 And ? was there a Question Statement or Something to Say There Sorry as I Don’t Get it
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Martin *********
@Upendra *************
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Just Write Been at Home Quarantine as per Uk Spec and it was Nothing if that is How You Feel Sure they Not Going to Check Your Facebook i Actually Had to Self Quarantine in the Uk With No Symptoms Prior to A Private Hospital Surgery and No They Didn't Riffle Through my Phone or Make a Big Deal it it was Please Sign this Disclaimer prior to Surgery Thats it Simple as long as What you Write or Say is Reassuring to Them
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Oliver *************
If You Really Want to Know But it’s about a Physical and Mental Disability of Mine You Still Wanna Know
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Peter **********
@Oliver ************
 Why on earth are you using a capital letter on 60% of the words?

It looks weird and surely takes more effort and time.
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Oliver *************
@Peter *********
 Not Everybody is the Same Some People are Different Peter Some People Get Affected by Things That Happen to Them in Life
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Peter **********
@Oliver ************
 Phone broke?
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Daniel *******
Is there concern that people will be overly celebratory before they require quarantine? Hmmm. 5555.
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เอ็ดเวิร์ด *******
Thanks to the ubiquitousness of CCTV here in Korea. I can document that I have not been on any forms of mass transportation for the past two weeks.

No, seriously, you have to address some of these demands like they’re coming from a three year old, I think. Just don’t give into them and wait them out, and eventually they’ll calm down and make some sense.
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Steven **************
UK might be illegal. But seriously how many stuck to that....and why was it not illegal in airports and ferry terminals
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Michael ********
UK will be long time yet till allowed
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Domenico *********
Only another crazy idea....
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Anne ********
😂
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Domenico *********
Ohh.... are you in contact with all the thai embassies ?

1200 ppl for month is nothing for the thai tourism industry...
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Kool *******
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, well, it is a start to test and see how opening tourism back up will work as far as preventing a virus spread. That is what the health department and the people living here are concerned about. Opening Phuket back up was rejected by the people living there. I am in contact with the ministry of foreign affairs, that is in contact with all embassies, and sets policy.
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So you know sure that the Phuket's Association of Tourism and Hotel proposed a plan to allow tourists there including tests and tracking control but without quarantine.....

All the other proposal from government including quarantine in ASQ hotels at own expense are failing to help the thai tourism industry (and the new "idea" to make 2 week quarantine in own country before to travel, if approved, will kill it definitely), helping only the 65 asq hotels and leaving all the others thousands to close.

Many foreigners have family and home in Thailand..... with the money they must use for 2 week quarantine, they can stay 10 months (rent a condo room at 8000/month) and make 2 week self-quarantine isolation under control at their home........

Tell it to Your friend as a proposal to try a new policy and test.
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, why do you say that? There are now over 2270 people that have seriously been in contact with Thai embassies trying to find out when they can get this 90 day tourist visa, with no concern at all of the quarantine requirements.
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 I understand that some people may not be too concerned about the quarantine in Thailand, but I would be very surprised if they were ok with having to quarantine, as well, in their own country for 2 weeks before flying. I think people who are really keen to get here will jump at any new idea before researching the actual details. I mean it costs nothing to register an interest.

As you say, nothing is firm until it’s gazetted, and I expect this new brainwave will fall down, like many others.
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, you are not aware of how certain officials like to get their name in the news, no matter how true what they say is...lololol. The person that was in the news saying that was not even in the cabinet meeting deciding what will be done.
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There is no official determination yet on what will be required for the possible 90 day tourist visa. Until it is published in the Royal Gazette, anything anyone says is pure hearsay, and means nothing. There is nothing final yet.
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Gordon *********
That is the next move if this tourist visa is a no go
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Gordon *********
Not married plan on getting married when we get back
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Kool *******
With a marriage license you could possibly be here in less than a month, depending on flight availability. Just something to think about.
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Gordon *********
@Kool ******
 local Amphur administrator?
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@Gordon ********
, the local government administration office. That is where the actual legal marriage is done. It is not done at any wedding party, with, or without monks. Monks do not actually legally marry you, only the local administration office can do that.
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The current semi official rumours that came out of the cabinet meeting is that they will allow only 1000 tourists a month under this new visa, and there are already over 2270 serious persons in contact with embassies wanting to do this.
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Kool *******
The actual process of getting legally married here is not the wedding party. It is simply going to the local Amphur, and getting married there in front of an administrator, then it is registered. You can do that part in australia
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, if you get legally married now, then you can get back, and then just have the wedding party with monks when you get back, or it could be a long wait
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Gordon *********
It surprised me
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Gordon *********
I did say that my Thai partner is here with me and needed to get her back home to family
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@Gordon ********
, if this is true, and you are by chance married, you can get to Thailand much easier with a type O visa based on marriage to a Thai. If you are not married, then get married, as it would be the fastest way, and can get you a one year extension after you get here, if you meet the easy financial requirement.
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@Kool ******
 I am in Australia waiting to find out the official requirements
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@Gordon ********
, there has been no official determination in Australia of when you can fly out on vacation, and from the looks of it, won't be this year. Thailand will have the requirements sorted long before Australia will let you fly out.
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@Gordon ********
 hi have you tried to get approval to leave Australia yet?
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 yes second attempt got permission to leave told them I will not return for 6 to 12 months
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@Gordon ********
 sounds easy
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@Gordon ********
 did you need an excuse as well
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