This is what you see when you scan the QR Code for my Thailand Pass. According to @SangratTanee, in just two days, 39,506 people have registered for the Thailand Pass and 6,484 have been approved so far. Mine only took 24 hours to get. I’m flying to #Thailand later today. pic.twitter.com/CoQvlOTLn6
I entered my social security number and for the image of the insurance, I uploaded a picture of an expired SSO card. They don’t issue new ones any more. Then I clicked ‘submit’ for the last page and I get “error from API server”. Was anyone else successful in submitting? pic.twitter.com/SanWpmVycy
Thailand will lift its ban on alcohol sales in select provinces starting on November 1, local media reported. Provinces to see the ban lifted include Bangkok, Krabi, Phang-nga, and Phuket. #COVID19#Thailandpic.twitter.com/4MrQFBQsio
So, according to this embassy release, when I fly into #Thailand next week, there could be some Thais onboard who weren’t tested first. Why do I have to do an RT-PCR test within 72 hours of flying, while some groups of Thais can board the plane without being tested? Scary. pic.twitter.com/X6yhBqYpbb
🔴 The Thailand Pass will take over from COE on 1st November. It will take only 1-3 days for a QR Code to be sent to you which is all you need to enter the country. The list of low-risk countries will be released later this week #Thailandpic.twitter.com/Hib5fp2Mr9
Thai Prime Minister Prayut Chan-ocha also added that restaurants, bars, and entertainment venues will be allowed to reopen and sell alcoholic drinks from December 1.#Thailand#ประยุทธ์https://t.co/aNoPQvNbFL