Bupa does one on a month by month basis, last quote I got was $450 USD a month. I've heard it gone down a little since then.

@Michael *******

yes correct, from Thailand home quarantine.

@Michael *******

, I own a condo in Phuket but as far as I know I've still go to do the 2 weeks in Bangkok quarantine. I'll check with Thai embassy tomorrow. Thanks.

@Michael *******

from most of Australia you do not need to quarantine when you come to Singapore.

I would go to your local Thai Area, if there's any Thai's in your town they is bound to be a Thai supermarket or provision store. They probably have registered Thai Sim Cards they will sell you, I use DTAC so I know how it works, for the first 2 or 3 recharges it adds progressively longer validity times, till you end up with about 12 months each recharge, you can recharge via their website but you need the phone to be active to receive the Passcode via SMS to log into your account.

I've a DTAC one, can recharge via internet but you need to have it to receive the SMS DTAC sends with a log in password.

@Chan ***

me too, it will happen as they are desperate for Tourism, in particular Phuket & other islands.

@Chan ***

I've owned 2 Condo's (made into one large 225 squM one) that I use to visit for 4 or 5 days a month every month plus at least 2 x 2 week or more visits a year. It was my Circuit Breaker for the pressure of working long days in Singapore. I've looked at all the various visas, but 2 weeks in Quarantine tough to do, plus the totally confusing/costly insurance.

@Adam *******

All good in terms of Covid, pretty much out of the community. Maybe 1 case in past week, like everywhere else still returning cases from overseas. Pretty much free movement but masks worn everywhere even in my own office. Social distancing enforced & limits on meeting/dining of 5 people. Really crowded in many places as locals return & no travel means quiet places aren't so quiet.

Stuck in Singapore, haven't been to my place in Phuket since end of February.