@Ammar *********

maybe this link helps

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@Ammar *********

yes, ok, but as I understand, none of the categ6being allowed to return are "non-o" for retirement purposes. and read carefully on the quarantine, It cannot be done at your residence.

not sure what visas u both hold/held, and remember quarantines, if u are in a category to return and can get a slot, are done at approved hotels under govt supervision, and at ur cost.

Google and read all about it

I dont doubt you, but just have never seen that. ah, if u can, what hospital and what medication?

@Joel ********

I agree

@Joel ********

well then, I am not incorrect -- private hospitals were more expensive, local pharmacies better-- yes, if u go to a govt hospital, i would agree, they could, be cheaper as they are subsidized and affordable to most thai patients-- most expats do not go to thai govt hospitals

@Nick ***********

can u name the med if it's not too private

@Nick ***********

never seen a medicine bought more cheaply at a hospital than local thai pharmacy-- perhaps from boots, but not others. almost all hospitals mark up meds to increase profits. I stopped buying meds from hospitals when a few years ago daughter's visit to her pediatrician was 400 baht charge and meds were 2500, later saw could have bought same meds, same brands, from a local pharmacy for around 500 baht total.

depending upon what medications, they are govt rules what can bring and what u must declare and surrender at airport.

you "have a lady", meaning what? are u legally married to a thai woman?

when u left, u didnt see any warning signs or speculation on the borders closing due to this " China thing" ?

best thing for you to do is wait, and perhaps send money to help your "lady", and her dependent children.