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Reader Submission: Quarantined on Phuket

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Tags: Phuket, Quarantine, Sandbox

October 30, 2021

My wife and I flew to Phuket on October 13th. We initially had to quarantine for 14 days. We chose Phuket because the quarantine policy is a lot more flexible than Bangkok, we should stay at the Shaba hotel for 2 weeks.

Hotel and 3 PCR tests per person paid in advance. Now it wants to be that the Thai government has changed the rules again. 7 days of quarantine and 2 PCR tests. All this was solved well instead of 2 weeks only 1 week of quarantine and 2 PCR tests.

The prepaid hotel costs have been properly refunded. And 2 pcr tests at 5200 baht have also been refunded neatly.

So very pleased.

Submitted by William

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Fred says up

30 October 2021 at 17: 06

Now 1 pcr test at the airport
And 1 self test on day 6 or 7

Cost pcr test airport
2500 baht including self test

But I don't think it will be refunded

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