@Ray **********

Yap - that shouldn’t happen, bad thing. By the way - same happens to Luca APP in Germany - so you will never go there too because of security problems 😂😎😂

@Ray **********

English is third language for me and i had no problems. But yes i understand that not everyone had the opportunity to learn it. But i think everyone will have a good friend willing to help and then it shouldn’t be a problem. For example - if you are asked to help - would you still see a language barrier problem?

In this process I only found lots of people willing to help. At the thai embassy, the SHA Hotel, the people at the airport etc. That’s my experience. Sad if someone made bad experiences at all because the people of Thailand want us here.

@Paul ****************

If you are not careful the days before arrival - happens. And the chance of a PCR test failure is below 1% - same everywhere in the world.

@Paul ****************

Aquiring Thai Pass is absolutely easy and works. Don’t believe everything you read of frustrated people here.

Have your documents ready and it’s smooth and easy.

I can only say the same. Found a SHA certified Hotel and got in direct contact. Everything was fantastic easy and smooth. Booking, airport transfer etc. PCR test directly at hotel arrival, result 8 hours later and i could leave for dinner.

can’t say anything bad about it.

@Rassaya ******

it’s an app … you fill in all the data and scan the ThaiPass QR Code. then the app generates a QR Code that should be useful. most people here ask for the documents and not for the app. but it’s not bad to have it.

@Ryan ***

Death rates are hardly comparable between countries. and iam pretty sure every country has its own system to make themselves look better - especially if you want to get re-elected 🙂

@Philip ******

Ah i forgot yes - sorry NK is for sure harder

Absolutely agree.

@Ryan ***

First: Australia is more eastern than anyone else - depending on perspective 🙂 second: i don’t know any country that caged their people more than the australians - i wouldn’t name that a good example.