@Hugh *******

I think that’s the whole definition of a narcissist, he thinks he’s perfect So he doesn’t have to ask anybody for suggestions, because to do so would indicate that he didn’t have the answer.

@David *******

I don’t really know what you’re basing your point on since again, the virus only has a proved to be greater than 50% effective. Every move by the Thai government as indicated that it doesn’t feel confident Being able to control limited pockets of cases rising in the country, and their modus operandi is to keep Thailand virus free. Compare the history of restrictions set up for people coming from United States to Thailand versus people coming from United States to South Korea.

@David *******

Many experts are postulating that this virus will exist in the world for many years to come. So I think it will take a major shift in Thailand’s approach to the issue, living with the virus versus being virus free, before any change occurs. I’ve done two entries into South Korea, April and September, and the paperwork has increased fourfold

I got tired of your whining after the first two paragraphs and quit reading

@Tod ********

and I would have to fly from Korea to America, Rent-A-Car, stay in a hotel there while I get a background check and wait for the COE. Probably more than US$10,000.

I'm in South Korea. To apply for OA or OX visa I would have to go back to America for background check. Not worth the money, the risk.

/30/nonimmigrantoaox/. From what I read Non O-A and O-X are allowed in.

@Sudhir ********

Wow. You might have a newspaper scoop here. Would be great to see your source of information

@James *****

they know it. We know it. I just wonder if the average Thai person even considers it.

@Sudhir ********

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