I would recommend you use the search function that is at the top as this is is a complicated question that has been answ3ered many times before.

It sounds like you have never been here before. Before my first trip in 2012 I bought a guide book. Sure it costs some bucks, but if you are really serious about spending 1000s to come here, 15-20 bucks is a good investment. read about the country, specific places will list commercial interests who provide, such as scuba diving, elephant rescue parks, etc. You can then email the establishments and see which ones are open. The would be a more thorough job, online you'll most likely hear personal opinions, and good but limited.

"Nobody has heard anything....." Well I am sure if you ask enough people some idiot will say something you want to hear.

I am a little confused. From. your post it sounds like he went in for your 60 day Covid extension. If that’s the case, why do you have to go back in February? No problem getting the Covid extension here in Chiang Mai

Can you honestly recommend someone start a restaurant in Thailand in the current economic climate, generally speaking?

I arrived at about 11:15 PM in Bangkok. Because of a snafu I didn’t get to my hotel till about 1 AM. The day I landed, the previous day, counted as day zero. I don’t know if there’s any official policy that says the day zero begins the day you land on the airport, but that was my experience

@Carlo ***********

You say it only affects old people. I am sorry you are losing your job as chief statistician in the Trump government....NOT.

Such an important question, if I were in your shoes I would also contact the Thai Embassy. Some individuals in this group have valuable information, but how will you know?

@Tod ********

I think you should go easy on the guy

@Ant ******

Normally, I would consider taking your advice