Yes same for Australia but as it turns out it is much safer here than back at home anyway so that wasn't very good advice was it? Surely much smarter to let people stay in place rather than travel around internationally if there's such a high contagion risk? The advice was for tourists to return home, not for those with a reason to stay like work and family.

@Ronald ********

when the high season starts? Don't think there will be a high season this year.

@Michael *************

yes some people are stuck.

Examples include being unable to afford the high airfares for a big family. Mixed nationality couples who cannot return home together. People who genuinely feel safer here than at home. For Australians it can be impossible to go home because of government restrictions on numbers entering and quarantine facilities cannot cope. There's many other reasons as well, read some of the articles about why people are stuck overseas at the moment. I'm not stuck, I'm working but I know many people who are genuinely stuck. Some have had multiple flights cancelled and cannot even get their money back. Your attitude is somewhat ignorant as well as lacking in empathy.

Very easy going into a work visa from amnesty for me at Krabi immigration, I was also assisted by my school so in and out in an hour and a half.

Travel within Thailand

We can only hope that the current situation will prompt some sensible changes.

The race that's only for one race.

Very minor things to whinge about really.... First World problems.... That's not what real discrimination looks like.

Do not use an agent. Just try another bank even just another branch

@Dominique *********

I see, yes it may be only option. Good luck.