What should I do after my Finnair flight to the UK keeps getting canceled and my visa runs out soon?

@Bobby *******

Can't say I'm optimistic, although Laos has had 0 cases for a while, but as my family are stuck in Laos, I'm hopeful. But in respect to the OP's question, if the border remains closed, the amnesty will be extended.

@Bobby *******

Well put. There is no chance in hell anyone is doing a border bounce any time soon. They annoinced today no tourists for a good while. Not a chance of a border bounce before tourists allowed in and then ot will be specific countries only in air corridors. To be a pessimist they might tell those on amnesty you have days to leave if planes going to your home country after July 31st

@Lisa *******************

oww thank you and do you know if for example i have a lay over in doha for 14 hours do you know if they will provide any rooms or watever the case is cuz ill be in doha 14 hours then i will fly to nairobi ill be there for another 10 hours

@Ant****

no problem. EVA is the only direct flight and very reliable

@Sandra **********

. Samui would not be as hard hit as places like Phuket, where many of the "begpackers" gravitate!

@Sandra **********

. Totally agree. The Thai tourism ministry is promoting domestic tourism, but happy to let tourist attractions hang the "No foreigners allowed" sign on the door. Fortunately hotels and restaurants will not do the same as they know it's akin to putting a "not interested in staying in business" sign on the door. Unfortunately there are two very distinct categories of "tourist". There are those with money to burn enjoying the extended vacation, but there are those with their backsides hanging out of their pants joining the "free food" queues because they've run out of money. It will be interesting to see how immigration can separate the two!

@Sandra **********

. Yes, and those logistical problems will be insurmountable, which is why I think people with non-immigration visas should make representations to their respective embassy in Thailand to raise the subject with Thai immigration. It's all right saying "wait until July 31" but that creates too much uncertainty amongst longstay visa holders, who should be addressed in a different category to tourists, who essentially have had a free "stay of execution" and I think should accept it's time they left. The different visa types are being clouded and need some clarity

@Alwyne *******

the UK is not in Australia. It's in the other direction.

55 I was thinking along those lines..

@Bobby *******

if you read the report it does not state they were brits. The journey started in the uk Via doha then brisbane. Lot of assumptions being made.

@Bobby *******

Here. Look at this photo. I went to poundland that is the closest shop to get food and toiletries. I was served in Poundland with staff with not masks. Not one in there had a mask. Only saw 2 people with a mask all the time. Even the staff in the bakery had no masks on and no shielding. Do you really think that thailand will open its border to so many ignorant people like UK. I am getting it now why thais say dirty Falang. Another old guy on the plane would not wear a mask on the plane. A hostess pleaded with him for 15 minutes with other airline staff looking on. He started to wear one after I had a word and asked on the point that if he didnt I was going to ask the pilot to turn the plane around and drop him off. That after that I had another instance at my home. I had told an estate agent who wanted to let a prospective buyer around my house. He was left with face masks to wear on viewing and told to wear when in the premises. I found them on the ground floor without them. Was told that they did would not wear them. I threw them out. Is the people in the UK sick or what.

@Garrett **********

Brit thing ?? Google it

@Alwyne *******

you can't necessarily get back to Australia. But OP doesn't want to go to Australia, he wants to go to the UK, and there have been several flights to the UK every week throughout this.

If you want to go to Australia, contact the Australian Embassy and see if there are any repatriation flights coming up. There were before, both Thai and Qantas, but you maybe too late.

@Alw***

Many international airports are open including Bangkok and Chiang mai. How do you think the Thais being repatriated are coming in, by boat?

@Alw***

Anyone can leave Thailand anytime. People have been flying out everyday.

@Ant****

The embassies have been chartering flights, most once a week. Ticket price depends on the number of people flying.

@Alan ********

Like Bobby I know personally 2 people who have flown Eva Air to London in recent weeks - plane leaves every

@Agi *******

@Alan ********

where was u told no flights in July?

@Bobby *******

maybe because not a direct flight!

@Bobby *******

no

@Anthony *******

qatar been flying on schedule to UK for months and are one of the cheapest atm ..proper meal,plenty room,everyone had a whole row on my flight,only 2 hr layover in Doha... baht atm look at Uk in Thailand site

@Anthony *******

mine have cancelled 5 dates on me Pal. Allt of know it all wankers on the Visa pages . Mine is booked for 15th July with Emirates but I have 0 faith

@K**

deportation if they catch you on a one day overstay possible.

@Ant****

walter pointed out skyscanner that might help you.

@Gar****

You are not even in Thailand at the moment. A travel agent working since 2006 told me today that the whole amnesty thing is you got until 31 july to leave. Now why would anyone risk overstaying? As walter said plenty flights and airlines.