@Shaun ********

yeah, I thought as much. Perhaps after the 3 months, Uk nationals will be able to transfer onto the STV, or an education visa might be worth a shout as you said. Study is an option

@Shaun ********

that’s true. Possibly borders with Cambodia, Laos etc will be easy to cross and get back with a new tourist visa like the old days.

@Shaun ********

after the extra 30 day extension, is there any way to do a visa run to a neighbouring country and back without quarantine again, or can you renew the tourist visa within country. Any ideas? I was planning on staying longer than 3 months - possibly!

Good news. Now I’m contemplating booking a flight for March or late February. Perhaps quarantine will be reduced to a week or removed by then.

This isn’t a joke? I’m about to check - this is some good news for Uk citizens wanting to go back. Any update on special tourist visa eligible for British nationals?

@Ryan ***

Im the same mate. This is some good news I think.

@Jim *******

3 months is a decent amount of time for sure. Catch up for a Chang or Leo if we in same province, same time mate. I was hoping to enter on the 60 day tourist visa which gives the extra 30 day extension but if borders are closed between Cambodia, Laos, Malaysia etc, not sure how I will renew that visa to get back in. Don’t fancy quarantining again! Hopefully the special tourist visa becomes available soon to the Uk. If I work officially, I’ll hopefully change onto a non-b but who knows right now

@Jim *******

yeah mate. No real plans on how long exactly but I’m thinking 6 months, a year, maybe longer. I’ll teach English online or in the classroom to make money. Might head to Cambodia for the ridiculously easy 1 year visa at some point. What about you? How long will you be out there for?

@Jim *******

I’ll wait it out. I’m taking about 5 grand out there to get set up with living costs etc. Last thing I want to do is blow half that on just getting in 🙁

@Jim *******

you might not be rich, but you’ve clearly got £12,800 lying in an account for the last six months, and obviously prepared to pay the 40,000 baht or more that it will cost for ALSQ quarantine. Personally, I think I’ll wait it out until some of those measures are relaxed.