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12-16-20 17:04 #12412
Posts: 137Originally Posted by EihTooms [View Original Post]
BTW I definitely do not think they will turn anyone down just because they only want to visit Pattaya.
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12-16-20 16:20 #12411
Posts: 1692Originally Posted by Franciscass [View Original Post]
People should understand that COVID is the disease that is caused by a certain virus. Preventing someone from getting the disease does not necessarily stop the virus. We hope it does, but at this point in time we really don’t know.
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12-16-20 14:25 #12410
Posts: 15908Originally Posted by BananaBoi [View Original Post]
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12-16-20 10:05 #12409
Posts: 1222Originally Posted by BayView [View Original Post]
As I understand it neither Pfizer nor Moderna vaccines while reducing the odds do not prevent Covid infection. More relevant the data is not yet clear whether a vaccinated person who becomes infected can be a transmitter. Consequently its possible vaccines will not change requirements to quarantine. We may have to wait for herd immunity for that.
For those waiting to visit hopefully this is not be how it goes, data will show vaccinated people cannot be spreaders and a certificate of vaccination will allow normal entry. Hopefully.
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12-16-20 05:36 #12408
Posts: 6298Hotels have a legal obligation to inform Immigration that you are staying there. Thai Immigration will always know where you are. This even applies to a ST hotel but I'm guessing ST hotels don't do it. One of the reasons Thailand is against AirBNB because an AirBNB owner is not going to go to the Immigration office to file a TM30 for someone staying at their condo for 1 day.
There will be no issues in booking a hotel in Pattaya unless Thailand implements a provincial lockdown like it did when COVID began. Maybe just book a Bangkok hotel for 1 night the day after you are finished quarantine so you can report that as your residence after quarantine. The Form only asks where you will be staying, not for how long. It's not the worst thing in the world to stay 1 night in Bangkok. Really, it isn't.
However, all this information is irrelevant. Who knows what the rules will be when we are allowed to return to Thailand in 2022.
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12-15-20 08:46 #12407
Posts: 936Originally Posted by BayView [View Original Post]
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12-15-20 03:31 #12406
Posts: 5436Originally Posted by BayView [View Original Post]
Sure, they know why many if not most single men travelers are ultimately booked in a hotel on Walking Street in Pattaya or on Sukhumvit Soi 4 in Bangkok instead of a quiet little hotel in Ayutthaya or even a hotel in On Nut. But I don't think they'll need to know in advance what you'll be up to on an hour by hour basis while you are here.
Does anyone else know? Aren't the usual "To visit friends", "To visit historic sites", "To tour the country" or "To research business opportunities" acceptable on these itineraries as they have been in the past?
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12-15-20 02:21 #12405
Posts: 42Originally Posted by EihTooms [View Original Post]
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12-14-20 11:21 #12404
Posts: 122Originally Posted by EihTooms [View Original Post]
List of Thailand government approved quarantine hotels.
https://thaiest.com/blog/list-of-alt...otels-thailand
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12-14-20 10:29 #12403
Posts: 5436Originally Posted by BananaBoi [View Original Post]
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12-14-20 06:38 #12402
Posts: 6298Originally Posted by BayView [View Original Post]
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12-14-20 05:41 #12401
Posts: 178Originally Posted by BananaBoi [View Original Post]
Originally Posted by BayView [View Original Post]
West coast options would take some work to find connections on https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets...afXzA6JCw/edit#gid=686263740. Options might be via Taiwan (although there is a maximum layover of 8 hours), Hong Kong, Seoul. Possibly Singapore or Tokyo-Narita (although I'm not sure how reliable Thai Airways flight schedules are and the flight may be reserved for "returnees". Be aware you almost certainly need to be thru-ticketed I. E. Just transit not actually going through passport control to check in for the next flight.
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12-14-20 05:07 #12400
Posts: 178Election this weekend. Probable booze ban.
All,
There are Provincial Administration Office (PAO) elections this Sunday, 20th December which probably means no alcohol sales.
https://thepattayanews.com/2020/12/1...early-certain/
The article above says that entertainment businesses in Pattaya have been told unofficially at this stage that they will have to close from early evening on Saturday until after the polls close at 5 pm Sunday. It is unclear whether this will apply to Bangkok which has no PAO but is run by the Bangkok Metropolitan Authority (BMA), elections for which are not taking place.
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12-14-20 05:02 #12399
Posts: 42Originally Posted by BananaBoi [View Original Post]
I am curious about the costs of flights. I'd be going from USA.
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12-13-20 17:14 #12398
Posts: 360COVID vaccine roll-out could take months to curb spread of virus says PROF Karol Sikora.
So today is the day. A Covid-19 vaccine is being rolled out across the country and by the time you're reading this, thousands and thousands of people will have already received their first dose.
https://www.express.co.uk/comment/ex...s-spread-virus
And every country has differing roll out dates over years and some have no roll out dates at all.