@Dan *********

could be 1 to 2 years before borders become normal. All we know, is right now the border situation is dismal, and even with a vaccine, we don’t know how it’s all gonna play out

I’m a little confused, you’ve been on amnesty for several months and you have no idea about what your options are?

@Steve ******

If you think bribery is not rife in any Southeast Asian country, I have to inform you otherwise.

@Robert *********

Exactly. The Thai government can flip-flop really easily.

@Peter ******

any hotel that’s being used for quarantine has to be aligned with A hospital, that dispatches it’s nurse to the hotel twice a day for temperature checks and is available for any medical issues.

@Alice ********

There will still be a bottleneck of tens of thousands trying to get in and really limited quarantine facilities.

@Scott *********

Tylan will only get rid of the quarantine if they decide to make a requirement a vaccination proof of immunity. Maybe also with antibody testing

@Scott *********

The last idea to come out was They are considering letting people go to Phuket, for a month, with the first 14 days in quarantine. After the month, assuming you’ve tested negative, you can leave the island.

@Brian ****

don’t take this personally, but people who think there won’t be future viruses Perhaps more deadly are living in denial

@Gene *********

if you want to go anywhere safe, you’re going to be quarantine, with the exception of A few countries that will test you at the airport and only quarantine you if you’re positive. All these countries that let people come in with a -72 hour test are taking a significant risk, and the question is how many positives that slip in that way Can lead to a surge?