@Julian *******

COVID is like the cold and the vaccine will help reduce the number of new cases, will never stop...the world cannot continue the present situation.

@Suthep ******

Not true! I live in Thailand and if I want to travel home I firstly have to quarantine!

@Julian *******

At the present time Thailand has done a great job keeping positive covid cases to a minimum. This is due to the prevention of tourists entering the country! I work in Qatar at the moment and all citizens, tourists, including expats, must have the Ehteraz App on their phones, which displays the individuals covid status. This must be shown to taxis, shops, bars, restaurants, etc etc. or you will not get access! Thailandplus App is downloaded on my phone for returning home, however, I do believe that the app will be rolled out nationwide!

@Steve ********

There is already an APP...Thailandplus! Will eventually be rolled out nationwide to people who have smart phone.

@Bobby *******

Stops you getting and giving Covid. Its for everyone!

@Michael *******

I am working in Qatar and its the same. You cannot enter a shop without showing your app!

Great idea

@John **********

Not sure John. I have in the past couple of days completed all the required Visa and COE at the Embassy in Doha and had to show my various documents including, a marriage certificate and proof of where I would be staying from my wife on completion of the quarantine period. The information I attached was from the Embassy Website and this is the direction I followed in order to secure my travel documents. It is always worth checking out any updates to the entry process, as pointed out above, as entry requirements change frequently. Take care and hope you get your dental work carried out in Thailand.

I dont think you will get entry ay the present time.

Who are qualified?

Applicants should be any of the following:

Thai nationals.

Foreigners who are holding a valid non-immigrant B visa (with Work Permit) and those with the extension of stay of Non-immigrant B visa (with Work Permit), including their spouses and children.

Foreigners who are granted permission (WP3) from the Ministry of Labour to work in Thailand and their families.

Foreigners who are holding non-immigrant D and F visas as part of the diplomatic corps and their families.

Foreigners who are holding non-immigrant O visas who are spouses, parents or children of Thai nationals.

Foreigners who hold Certificate Permanent Residence including their spouses and children.

Foreigners who are students of formal educational institutions approved by Thai authorities, including the parents or guardians of the students.

Foreigners who are in need of medical treatment in Thailand, and their attendants. However, this shall not include medical treatment for COVID–19.

Foreigners who are invited by the government and those who are permitted to enter the Kingdom under a special arrangement including Thailand Elite Visa.

Foreign migrant workers with official documents.

Possibly 3rd quarter, however, still to be confirmed!