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Will alcohol sales at establishments be allowed in Thailand after the curfew ends on November 1?
ThailandAlcohol salesCurfew regulationsCOVID-19 restrictionsExpatsChiang MaiPhuketBangkokRestaurant policies
Oct 26, 2021
5 years ago
Jeremy ********
ORIGINAL POSTERThe good: curfew is over on 01 Nov…the bad: you still can’t get alcohol at establishments
TLDR : Answer Summary
As of November 1, the curfew in Thailand is set to be lifted. However, there are still discussions about the availability of alcohol in establishments, with some commenters expressing confusion. While some regions like Phuket seem to allow alcohol sales, others believe this restriction continues, raising questions about inconsistent policies across provinces. Comments reflect a mix of humor and frustration regarding the situation.
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Matthew *********
Not sure about the can't get alcohol at establishments, that's certainly not the case in Phuket
Han ********
This is incorrect. Seems someone has mixed the list of places that will officially 'reopen' to foreign travelers with a list of places that had a curfew which will be lifted.
Completely wrong and nonsensical information results.
It's not uncommon for Bangkok-based journalists and government workers to end up in a little bubble of their own, and completely lose sight of the fact that Thailand is bigger than Bangkok.
Completely wrong and nonsensical information results.
It's not uncommon for Bangkok-based journalists and government workers to end up in a little bubble of their own, and completely lose sight of the fact that Thailand is bigger than Bangkok.
Han ********
There are restricted opening hours? ;)
Khun ******
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@Han *******
maybe they refer also that they lift the restricted operating hours and can stay open as normal operating hours, could be good if that is the case? 🤷♂Reply to
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Jim **********
Are they going to add more provinces to the 17 during November?
Brahim ******
You still in this nonsense in bkk while the rest of the world is back to normal.
Brian *********
Rediculace that you cant buy alcohol ffs
Peter *********
How about serving alcohol restraunts and open bars that would be a lot better also open schools
Cathal ************
Guess covid has been taught to go to bed early but still wants a drink.
Jeremy ********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Cathal ***********
Covid is a party animal drinks and does debauchery all night and sleeps all day…wait that’s what I do in Thailand Cathal ************
@Jer***
, its what people think they'll be doing in November. Jeremy ********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Cathal ***********
of course Reply to
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Duncan *******
Chiang Mai never had a curfew to lift.
Antonio ***********
@Duncan ******
phuket sameKevin ***********
@Duncan ******
Let's face it Chiang Mai is going to get treated like a naughty schoolboy whatever happens.Reply to
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Steven ********************
Leo decaf
Will ************
Have you seen the price of coffee they are selling ? 😂
Darren *******
Oh yes you can 🍻🤣
Jeremy ********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Darren ******
not legally…we will most likely see your mugshot on the Thaivisa page being rounded up in a raid, have fun sleeping on a concrete floor with your 20 BFF’s Darren *******
@Jeremy *******
well you haven't so far and I doubt you will either 🍻Jeremy ********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Darren ******
the only it ever matters is when you get caught then it turns into damage control….good luck and remember Thais are a nosy lot that love to tell on others Reply to
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