Is it still possible to fly into Cambodia with a UK passport? I've read that there is a travel ban from United States, Germany, Italy, France, Spain and Iran are temporarily banned from the Kingdom.

This is only a short visa run but I'm concerned UK passports could be denied entry or I won't be able to return to Thailand.

https://www.khmertimeskh.com/50702061/c ... ke-effect/

Jeez, really worrying. Could get on the plane and it could have changed before it lands

Thanks, yes it will be Friday. Currently still no restrictions so hoping this should be enough time. As per returning to Thailand, they would give notice before any restrictions.

"BANGKOK, March 19 (CNN) - Thailand will require health certificates for all incoming travelers, the country’s Civil Aviation Authority announced today."
http://m.en.freshnewsasia.com/index.php ... 20-51.html

ExPenhMan wrote: ↑Thu Mar 19, 2020 6:49 pm

Randolphgb wrote: ↑Thu Mar 19, 2020 6:02 pm Thanks, yes it will be Friday. Currently still no restrictions so hoping this should be enough time. As per returning to Thailand, they would give notice before any restrictions.

I don't see any restrictions on travellers flying from Cambodia to Thailand. This story link just posted this afternoon:

https://www.bangkokpost.com/thailand/ge ... rtificates

Part of the conditions in that report state,

Airlines must also require that passengers from these places to have insurance covering Covid-19 treatment in Thailand, up to at least US$100,000.

Is there now a specific Covid-19 insurance policy which must be purchased? Or will a current medical insurance policy suffice? Are the Thai authorities seriously expecting check-in staff to read all the exclusions in everyones existing policy and make a judgement that your current policy covers Covid-19? Given that it is so new, no existing policy will specifically mention it as part of the coverage. Indeed, any exclusion relating to pandemics or acts of god could arguably be interpreted as to exclude Covid-19.

Assuming you can convince some young girl at the check-in at Heathrow of the veracity of your policy, are the Thai authorities going to do their own inspection of your insurance policy and make their own judgement of whether it covers Covid-19? What if the policy is in English, French or German, are they going to have expert technical translators on hand to read these policies? I can't see how this is going to work. I can't see why anyone would want to take that risk.

It also says,
Airlines must require passengers from those infected zones and 11 ongoing local transmission areas to present health certificates issued no more than 72 hours before the flight departs. The certificates must guarantee that the passengers are free of Covid-19.

No doctor, clinic or laboratory is going to offer such a guarantee. You'll get back, at best, a positive or negative result. If you then ask them to provide a letter of guarantee to produce to an airline (who are also on the hook for all repatriation costs too) they would be very unwise to give such an onerous guarantee. You may be negative at the time of testing but nobody can guarantee you will not be infected by the time you get to Thailand. And nobody will want to risk litigation with an airline claiming $1000's for all their costs.

Until this thing has done it's worst in the next 2 or 3 months it is going to be nearly impossible to travel long haul without much grief, great risk and high costs.

Hunker down and keep well everyone....

Im thinking about flying from bangkok to phnom pehn on sat with a uk passport hoping to stay a while, anyone know if there are still no restrictions? And will i have to self isolate for 14 days on arrival & how does that work?
Cheers

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