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What are the travel rules for going to Hat Yai after ASQ quarantine in Bangkok?

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May 2, 2021
4 years ago
Pat *********
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Any Thai speakers in here? Want to head to Hat Yai immediately after 11 day ASQ from Bangkok but can't work out the rules laid out... Obviously this doesn't exist in English.

I've been told that if you travel immediately from ASQ then you won't have issues?

Thank you in advance!
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The post inquires about the travel rules from Bangkok to Hat Yai after completing an ASQ quarantine. Comments clarify that travelers receive an ASQ certificate upon leaving quarantine, which should facilitate travel. Concerns are also raised about inter-provincial travel regulations, with reassurance that individuals can travel directly from ASQ without issues if they do not come from red-flagged areas. Some users also mention the requirement of a COVID-19 test within 72 hours and the importance of using Thai tracking applications.
Joe **************
Please do not forget! Your DOG needs a mask too
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@Joe *************
 That wouldn't surprise me!
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Rollo ************************
I’m willing to bet dollars 💵 to donuts 🍩 that, they wouldn’t know who was ASQ and who wasn’t!!! As a foreigner traveling around cross country here, I’ve never been asked a single question at a border check point or a covid check point besides ‘where are you going’— 🤷🏾‍♂️ It’s like that American shampoo commercial once put it: “if you can’t tell, why should we”— 😂
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@Rollo ***********************
 hope so!!
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เด่ ******
These anouncement is for people who come in from songkla province. Are you one of those.
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@Tae ******
 Ah OK. The Googletranslate gave me a bit of a funny answer when I tried to translate it. No, I'll be coming straight from ASQ in Bangkok to Hat Yai I expect.
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Timmy ******
I also plan to travel to Songkhla Province after ASQ.
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Thomas *********
We got out of BKK quarantine Friday. We were told to go straight home and isolate for another 2 weeks. We had a taxi take us straight home. We leave our phones at home with the tracing app.
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@Thomas ********
 Wow i would be interested if you could take photo of that on discharge cert.

Inter province travels makes sense at moment.
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Thomas *********
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 On our discharge certificate
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 Phala, Ban Chang, Rayong
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@Thomas ********
 just out of interest where is home ?

Also who told you to go into two weeks isolation
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Chadchaya **********
You basically need a COVID test within 72 hours and you have to download the Thai application and insert the real information in there .
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@Pat ********
 your welcome 😊 , you don’t have to do any quarantine if you have the test so don’t worry you will be Fine.
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@Chadchaya *********
 Thanks for responding. Thai is difficult! OK great, that'll be provided when leaving the Bangkok ASQ, sounds like the 72 hours certificate test will be sufficient. Saw '14 Day Self Quarantine' and got nervous, esp after the 11 days I'm doing in Bangkok!
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Frédéric ******************
Home quarantine only if you come from red flagged provinces. Doesn't apply if you go straight from ASQ to airport. A friend of mine arrived in Hat Yai last week with no issue.
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Pat *********
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I considered flying, but heard sketchy things people being turned away at the airport for Domestic flights. I'll have a think about this as it's probably easier! (Thank you!)
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Garrett ***********
You get an ASQ certificate when you leave quarantine, you'll be fine reguardless of the inter-provinicial(sp) restrictions.
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Nice one. Hopefully that should be alright. There was a couple of apps mentioned to download which concerned me a bit - but sounds like you've answered this question a million times and not seen too many complain about being forced to re-quarantine!
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