The discussion revolves around the chaotic situation faced by expats in Thailand due to travel restrictions amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Many users express frustrations about fines at the airport for canceled flights, fears over potential exposure to the virus, and the perceived lack of concern from the Thai government for foreign nationals. There are calls for diplomatic solutions and communication with embassies, alongside a debate about the safety and legality of overstaying visas during this period.
Christophe **********
Too dangerous to leave, too dangerous to go to immigration
José *************
Expecting humanity towards foreigners here? Guess youbhavent been here that long then.
They don't care about us in the slightest. They don't for a long time, this just brought it all back up. The right thing to do is sometimes impossible around here
Liv ****
Man, Michael really thinks is fair to break the gorvernement's own advice to practice social distancing because "people are tourists and not Thai" lol
i am a Farang in Thailand. I always get treated very well. If you want respect you have to give respect.
I see no respect in your comment.
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Anders *********
So so madness i hope to go there next week but when i see this i dont know if its better to take the overstay and maybee save your life and dont expose yourself to corona.
People need to start complaining to their Embassies. This requires a diplomatic solution.
Niamh *********
That’s what I’ve been doing, daily and attached photos too and they have been very helpful- the EU is pushing for a visa amnesty- just like extensions the Thai citizens stranded in Europe have been given
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