@Jack ***************

all it depends on is her desire to come.

My mother travelled to UK from Australia in that condition, accompanied by us, so cared for well.

She was disoriented on the flight, had trouble getting to the bathroom, and never recovered from the experience.

Within days she was in hospital and they kept asking her the usual "mental " questions eg what's your address, who is the prime minister.

She didn't know (new country).

She went rapidly downhill and passed away at home.

Have you experience of geriatric care?

If the doctor says NO, i would consider his opinion very carefully.

Do you consider this move "your duty"?

Le Siam Hotel, 3 Convent Rd, Silom. Right near BTS, Grocery and restaurants right next door.

Really handy, and always stay there!

@Siddhartha ********

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Yes

@Jamie ******

technically no! Taking work from a Thai. But obviously we all do that.

@Jo *********

sorry, Rostered Day Off

It may be ok at the moment, but sometimes Immigration clamps down and wants to know why you come so often without a proper Visa!

They did that with FIFO workers who entered frequently on RDO's.

Also, a high excess reduces the upfront cost of Insurance.

Obviously if you have health problems to start with, insurance will be expensive

Still to be Gazetted . Unofficially it is said that PCR will be cancelled 1 April