We worked on line constantly at Radisson Suites. We didn’t upload large files though but we did use it for Netflix.

@JD *******

I agree. I am living in BKK and came to Chiang Mai for weekend so have been watching the air quality for a while. BKK air has been terrible and Chiang Mai seems to follow the same levels. Go for safe air.

It must be a PCR test. I have never seen specifics Re the sampling. My tests in ASQ were throat only so assume this is ok for Thailand. In Australia it is a nose and throat swab.

You need to take or send your passport for the Visa to be added. Ring them, in Sydney they were really helpful.

You can start your COE while you are waiting to get your passport back.

Download the Medical Certification from the Thai Embassy website- it is not named ‘fit to fly’

A funny but frustrating story. You needed to read all the instructions. I did mine in Sydney and also needed permission to leave the country. Started Sunday and had COE on Friday morning. Best to actually drive to the embassy. Get to talk to the people and they help. Eg. You can start your registration for the COE before you have your Visa. Get the ASQ and insurance ready. Don’t miss any steps. You don’t need Fit to Fly until you are at the airport.

When you teach Thailand the process is rigorous to check all paperwork.

@Péter ******

it was required for an STV for Australia.

I didn’t need a return ticket

Yes currently Day 13 - Radisson Suites- they are great- Indian, Thai and international food all great. Fruit plentiful.

One hour