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When will Thailand's travel restrictions be lifted amid differing opinions from ministries?
Thailand Travel RestrictionsThai Government PoliciesCOVID-19 Vaccination in ThailandThailand Visa RulesQuarantine Regulations
Sep 19, 2021
5 years ago
Piero ************
ORIGINAL POSTERThis article is a bit more balanced than other ones that have been flying around
Its clear that different Thai ministries have differing views on when things should reopen. Who will prevail?
Its clear that different Thai ministries have differing views on when things should reopen. Who will prevail?
TLDR : Answer Summary
The article discusses the varying opinions among Thai ministries regarding travel restrictions and reopening plans amidst the COVID-19 pandemic. Comments suggest a complex situation involving vaccination rates, political considerations, and quarantine rules for travelers.
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Harry ******
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Andrew ********
The answer is yes, no, maybe, perhaps but then again oh look it's raining. Time for a nice cuppa and a slice of cake.
Check again tomorrow.
Check again tomorrow.
Keith *********
I'll wait till there's no quarantine period might take a few years
Gill *****
Thailand is still on the red list for the British government we are not allowed to fly in yet but when we can we will
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@Paulus ********
not a chance will I pay to stay in a hotel in EnglandPaulus *********
Fill Don
You can still fly in if you want to. Just have to quarantine for 2 weeks or do Phuket sandbox and quarantine back in uk .
You can still fly in if you want to. Just have to quarantine for 2 weeks or do Phuket sandbox and quarantine back in uk .
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Paul *************
I wonder if it is 70% of people eligible (above 18) or total population
Piero ************
ORIGINAL POSTER@Paul ************
: I think it's 70 of the eligible population. Reply to
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5738.html?soc_src=social-sh&soc_trk=maDavid *******
It cannot if they follow their own guidelines! 70% of locals must be vaccinated and travellers must also be vaccinated! At the present time the numbers are around 40%…have another try 2022!
Mark ********
Who ever believes this is about a virus is deluded !
Ray *********
@Mark *******
tell us what the real reason thailand makes the stupid decision to continue to harm its own economy. Reply to
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Jared **********
Some hope is that it sounds like delaying the 15th opening is a bit of a political play to ramp up the vaccinations
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