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Where can I find the list of hotels participating in the Phuket Safe and Sealed program?

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Sep 1, 2020
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Paul *******
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I plan on taking the safe and sealed option, that is available for Phuket, in November. Does anyone know where I can find the list of hotels currently taking part in the scheme?

I am not asking for people's opinions on my decision, before the negativity flows from the keyboard warriors. I for one actually like the attitude of the government for "trying" to keep their people safe during this crisis. What price do you put on people's safety? If I have to pay a few extra pounds to quarantine, knowing I will be in a far safer place this winter, than at home, then it's a price worth paying.
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The original poster is seeking a list of hotels that are part of the 'Safe and Sealed' program in Phuket, which they plan to utilize for their visit in November. However, many comments indicate that the program has not yet been officially approved or announced, and a definitive list of participating hotels does not currently exist. There is speculation regarding eligibility criteria, particularly concerning which nationalities may qualify, as some countries are reportedly under consideration for inclusion. The conversation also touches on general COVID-19 safety concerns and the state of tourism in Thailand.
Michael *********
The American cdc says the positive virus numbers have been manipulated. Are you still drinking the Wuhan China virus kool aid. Oh masks just don't work! This virus is a scam!
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Todd *********
lol. American CDC is doing so well so far we should all listen!!
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Michael *********
@Todd ********
 cdc is a beareaucratic mess look at fauci
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Todd *********
@Mic****
 agreed. It's a train wreck. And he should clearly do the honourable thing and resign
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Alan ***********
Todd Yowell No. As I mentioned in my comments earlier - he has always been very healthy and fit. He's never had anything more serious than a cold all his life. Active in sports.
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Ruth *******
@Michael ********
 and regarding "did he have medical issues"...

Many people have medical issues and live long, mostly normal lives.
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Ruth *******
@Michael ********
 I've lost two friends (as well as several acquaintances) and have two friends who still have issues as a result of the virus, so please take off your tinfoil hat or at least keep to yourself. Your comments are offensive to those of us who have been hurt. If you want to wallow in ignorance and believe YouTube "doctors" over peer reviewed studies, that's your prerogative, but please don't spread your ignorance with such pride.
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@Ruth *******
 I'm not buying this plandemic I know absolutely no one whose been sick from this flu and if you do by chance get it 99% of the time your going to survive this. Most affected have comorbidity. If you want to stay shuttered it's up to you I don't know care about your story. The ones I feel bad for are those who've lost everything. And Kids who can't return to class those are the ones I feel bad for
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Ruth *******
@Michael ********
 and there losing everything because people like you refuse to take this seriously and get it under control.
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Michael *********
@Ruth *******
 and people like you who feels they have the answer. Oh masks don't work also!
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@Ruth *******
 it's a hoax
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Michael *********
Nice, well remember the good ole days in Thailand. I want them to return I have a wife their and will retire their I hope by next year. 2021 is going to be a very interesting year
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Alan ***********
Whether the numbers have been manipulated or not is one question. Believe what you want, but my brother very nearly didn't survive this virus. He will attest that this virus is very real and needs to be taken seriously. I think anyone who has lost loved ones to this will also strongly disagree with the scam theory.
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Michael *********
@Alan **********
 Alan sorry but those people were already sick, knock it off
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Alan ***********
Also, regarding those people who were already sick - I believe in many cases it was the virus which put the nail in the coffin prematurely.
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Michael *********
@Alan **********
 not me, I don't believe
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Alan ***********
@Michael ********
 My brother had no medical issues whatsoever. Very fit and active in sports. I also believe masks are effective as is supported by numerous studies. As I said - it's your right to believe what you want.
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Michael *********
@Alan **********
 I need to know more, you can write anything your heart desires on here I can't prove or disprove. I'm going with what I've read and my feelings about this whole thing has been utterly ridiculous
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Alan ***********
Wish you all the best.
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Alan ***********
I'm not American. Swedish actually. :)
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@Michael ********
 It's OK to disagree.
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@Alan **********
 same, Good luck
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@Alan **********
 yep
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Michael *********
Are you American have you seen the story about Nancy Pelosi and her hair
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Michael *********
Your bother was he already with medical issues. We're being played I've had enough
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Robert *************
Assuming they use the same protocol they did for the other re-entry groups, Once you request the Certificate of Entry from the Thai Embassy or consulate they will send you a link to an automated form and the list of hotels and requirements. It’s very efficient and straight forward asl long as you read everything very carefully.
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Paul *******
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Janin ******
It’s more than a few pounds, and go on the official site you can read everything about it
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@Janin *****
 I am aware of the extra cost but what is money when you have your health and happiness?
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@Paul ******
 , you are completely right👍
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เอ็ดเวิร์ด *******
There is still an intense conflict between the medical community and the economic side in Thailand. It appears the Prime Minister favors the Phuket option, but he’s not forcing the matter.
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@Edward *******
, what are you talking about? Those foreigners coming to Thailand for medical procedures are allowed to enter now. There is no conflict.
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@Kool ******
 i’m talking about the conflict The medical Individuals on the CCSA and in the public guy versus those in the administration who are wanting to open the economy regarding the issue of whether to proceed with the Phuket model. Nothing to do with people coming in requiring authorized medical treatment
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@Edward *******
, the Phuket test will take place. They are currently working out all the details to make it happen, and contain any virus outbreak that might happen. They are working very closely with the department of health, and CCSA. Phuket was chosen mainly because it has an international airport planes can come directly into, without risking Bangkok, and the travel to Phuket incountry, and its ability to be completely isolated
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@Kool ******
 it most likely will happen, however it is interesting that the Prime Minister said they will poll residents of Phuket and if they’re not in favor of the plan they won’t proceed, but nothing has been posted about such a poll. If they carry out part of the plan that says workers at the resorts must also quarantine for two weeks before returning home, such an idea could meet with stiff opposition..
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Alan *******
"a few extra pounds"
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Graham ********
Look towards 1st January 2564! Happy New Year! 🙃🙃🙃
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Ettore ********
It is just an unelaborated idea of government. And because this plan will not help tourism to get back on track, I doubt that it will be realized at all. With the increasing number of COVID cases in Europe and America and the incompetence of their governments, I hardly believe that this plan is a priority for the Thai government at the moment.
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Michael *********
@Ettore *******
 more testing equals more positives
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@Ettore *******
 this virus is a freaking hoax
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Ivan ************
I suspect there's a good chance it will happen, when it does there will be a list of hotels. For now we aren't there yet. This is the current list of Alternative Local State Quarantine (ALSQ) hotels which includes three in Phuket, I am guessing packages will probably be similar to the Phuket hotels already on this list.

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@Ivan ***********
 I was aware of this, but was unable to find it. Thank you
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Sergejs *********
You can't take what doesn't exist at the moment... 🍁
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Fred *********
Haven’t seen where Phuket is open yet
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Quentin **********
Nothing official....
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แมทธิว **************
I think more Thai people die in one day from road accidents that have died from covid. Keeping people safe 🤔
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@แมทธิว *************
 then they're doing a good job containing the virus, unlike my country.
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@แมทธิว *************
, and what exactly does that have to do with coming to Phuket to avoid, and be safe from this virus? Umm, NOTHING! With that way of thinking then 38million tourists should not have come to Thailand last year, because road deaths make it too dangerous. How many of those 38million died in road accidents?
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@Kool ******
 The excerpt of the original post, I for one actually like the attitude of the government for trying to keep their people safe. He said the government cared about the safety of its citizens ? When did you see it ?
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@แมทธิว *************
 this plandemic is a hoax that's what he's trying to say
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@แมทธิว *************
, look at his emoji...lolol
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Paul, the holdup right now is the visa being approved, and it's requirements. It will at the very least require you to be 50+ years old, as they are aiming for retired people. That is as far as anything has gotten so far. They are tentatively looking at the end of October to open it up, but at this point everything is still speculative. The big thing is the visa, and getting it approved by all the agencies involved.
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 over 50 but not retired ? officially ie not receiving a pension yet - how would that work ?
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@Maggie *********
, I am commenting on what might happen with this proposed tourist project being considered. I was just referencing what Thailand considers the age minimum they consider for retirement visa, and how this age limit might be used in their proposed long term tourist project for Phuket, and is only in the proposal stage. I am just speculating. Thailand has proposed targeting retirees for long term tourist options for Phuket during the Winter season, and they might use an age limit for that new tourist visa, but I am just speculating. There is nothing actually said by the government on what the requirements would be. Currently Thailand allows foreigners 50 or over to apply for retirement visas, but Thai workers for the government or military are forced to retire at age 60. If they use an age limit, it is a question what it would be, but only IF.
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@Kool ******
 thanks so if over 50 the visa to apply for is retirement even if not so in home country ?
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@Maggie *********
, no, I only mentioned what Thailand considers the age of who they consider retired. This new tourist visa proposed for Phuket might not have an age restriction, but as this is a target group test, I suspect they will have an age limit
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@Kool ******
 age limit? do you mean starting age ? asking because i’m 57 so i could get back in🙏 - please as place i really at home yet first time i went did not want to go !!! funny how life is !!
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Ivan ************
Where have you got the idea that it's going to be for 50+ years old people? I haven't seen any suggestion of that.
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@Ivan ***********
, they are targeting retired people looking to Winter someplace warm, and safe. You should have seen that, as it is in all news articles covering it. That would likely mean the visa (90day+two extensions) could possibly be restricted to just retired persons, and for retirement visa currently the 50+ age is required. That is where I am assuming from, and clarified "if in fact they set an age restriction".
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@Kool ******
 Yes, they are marketing to the demographic, but there is nothing in terms of criteria that is restricting it to that age group. They would not look a gift horse in the mouth.
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@Edward *******
, they are proposing this as a test group, and can very easily put very limited requirements, like age, on this proposed target group. But, no requirements have been mentioned yet, but there will be requirements, as it is looked at as a test group of tourists.
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@Kool ******
 No, I think you’re confusing marketing and requiring
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@Edward *******
, not confusing at all. This is a test that will target market to the retirement crowd looking to get away from Winter. Being that a new tourist visa is being proposed, and to make sure they only bring in their target visitors, I predict there will be an age restriction. That is what I see happening, so they can maintain the group they want to test this with
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@Kool ******
 51, so just over the line.
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@Paul ******
, let's hope so, as the age to get a retirement visa under normal situations is 50 years old, but, Thailand's incountry retirement age for government workers/military, is 60. Let's just hope they use the 50 age number, if in fact they even set an age restriction. Like I said, right now everything is still up in the air.
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Uk Germany Korea Denmark Hong Kong

Australia
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Domenico *********
You must book in advance at thai embassy, but the Phuket model is not approved again....
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Dave ***********
It hasn't been made official yet.

No details but rumors that very few countries will be on list for being allowed into the country under the program.
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Brahim ******
The only place u staying safe and sealed is your house during that cold winter in europe haha
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Wayne ********
there are none and Phuket has not been authorised for anything this is typical thai talk trying to keep the local thais happy
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Denis *****
plan to do the same, but afaik nothing is confirmed 100% now
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Stephen *******
If you're English I'd doubt you would qualify. It's for people from countries with low covid cases. But good luck. I'd like to do it too.
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Stephen *******
I think people are confusing the list of Thai Airways charter flights in November with countries eligible for the Phuket model. Are they related?
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Paul *******
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 no both are listed seperatly in the Thaiger , under different reports, but who knows with the media and speculation
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UK,Germany,Denmark,S.Korea,Honk Kong and Japan are the six countries that have been put to the list..although still in planning stages..for November
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 UK is on the suggested list of 8 countries permitted on the scheme.
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@Paul ******
 what countrys are on this list?
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@Sonja *********
 please see the previous comment
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@Paul ******
 under your comment is 6 countrys listed, you said 8 ?
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 my apologies, having read it again, it does state 6.
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@Stephen ******
 U.K. now has one of the lower infection per 100k rate in Europe now - ironically its safer than most of Europe now
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Robert ********
Smart, common sense guy!
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Tom ********
I will join you too, but still in the planning stages
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Juerg ************
Will join you
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Juerg ************
Let's hope the plan will come true. Embassy in Switzerland just states: No official decision taken yet.
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Danne ************
Me too
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Frank **********
It does not yet exist. It is just an idea that is being discussed.
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Darren *******
No list as it hasn't been approved yet
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