@Bobby *******

not quite so true. The entry procedure differs between consulates. I spent 4 months trying to get back. He should go by the regulations of the consulate in his country.

@Julia-Ekaterina *******

is his name on the birth certificates?

@Jason *******

there was government official investigated in Pattaya for trying to get kickbacks.

@Jason *******

the government actually pay the hotel 1000 per room per night.

@Juffair ******

it all depends which consulate you apply through. What’s right for London May be different for Madrid.

It is possible to get an official document stating your in a domestic partnership. I had to do this to get my partner on my company health insurance although I think you would need to be in Thailand to do this. I also don’t think it’s enough to grant you entry at the moment unfortunately.

@Scott *********

yes I agree with you. I myself went through the process after being denied entry on my return to Thailand from offshore. 3 days before the birth of my son. He was over 4 months old when I finally met him. A very hard 4 months for me. While it’s not perfect, I do think Thailand has had the right idea. I just hope things improve as i’m scared to go back to work at the moment incase I can’t get back in again.

@Scott *********

Thailand is only open to people with an urgent need to enter. The quarantine works unless your Egyptian military.

@Scott *********

somebody has to pay for the room!

I don’t think you will get a CoE issued without flight and ASQ booking.