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Jetstar: Bali Ret $143, Phuket Ret $251, Bangkok Ret $257, Hawaii Ret $286, Tokyo Ret $362 @ IWTF

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Jetstar: Bali Ret $143, Phuket Ret $251, Bangkok Ret $257, Hawaii Ret $286, Tokyo Ret $362 @ IWTF
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Jetstar is having a sale on flights to Bali, Japan, Hawaii and Thailand to coincide with the announcement that international border restrictions will be reopened by Feb 21. Travel dates depend on the route but generally April - June/22. Prices listed are for carry-on luggage only.

More details on the border reopening

$143 Return Darwin to Bali Flights.

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29/Apr 16/May $143 View Flight
25/Apr 02/May $157 View Flight
02/May 09/May $157 View Flight
09/May 16/May $157 View Flight
16/May 23/May $157 View Flight
23/May 30/May $157 View Flight
30/May 06/Jun $157 View Flight
06/Jun 13/Jun $157 View Flight
20/Apr 28/Apr $157 View Flight
22/Apr 30/Apr $157 View Flight

$174 Return Cairns to Bali Flights.

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24/Apr 01/May $174 View Flight
28/Apr 05/May $174 View Flight
01/May 08/May $174 View Flight
02/May 09/May $174 View Flight
03/May 10/May $174 View Flight
05/May 12/May $174 View Flight
07/May 14/May $174 View Flight
08/May 15/May $174 View Flight
09/May 16/May $174 View Flight
10/May 17/May $174 View Flight

$174 Return Perth to Bali Flights.

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03/May 10/May $174 View Flight
25/Apr 02/May $185 View Flight
26/Apr 03/May $185 View Flight
27/Apr 04/May $185 View Flight
02/May 09/May $185 View Flight
04/May 11/May $185 View Flight
05/May 12/May $185 View Flight
07/May 14/May $185 View Flight
10/May 17/May $185 View Flight
11/May 18/May $185 View Flight

$198 Return Adelaide to Bali Flights.

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02/May 09/May $198 View Flight
03/May 10/May $198 View Flight
04/May 11/May $198 View Flight
05/May 12/May $198 View Flight
06/May 13/May $198 View Flight
07/May 14/May $198 View Flight
08/May 15/May $198 View Flight
09/May 16/May $198 View Flight
10/May 17/May $198 View Flight
11/May 18/May $198 View Flight

$244 Return Melbourne to Bali Flights.

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18/May 01/Jun $244 View Flight
04/May 18/May $247 View Flight
26/Aug 31/Aug $250 View Flight
31/Aug 10/Sep $250 View Flight
20/Apr 27/Apr $251 View Flight
21/Apr 28/Apr $251 View Flight
22/Apr 29/Apr $251 View Flight
23/Apr 30/Apr $251 View Flight
24/Apr 01/May $251 View Flight
25/Apr 02/May $251 View Flight

$275 Return Brisbane to Bali Flights.

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01/Jun 11/Jun $275 View Flight
26/Apr 03/May $281 View Flight
28/Apr 05/May $281 View Flight
04/May 11/May $281 View Flight
06/May 13/May $281 View Flight
07/May 14/May $281 View Flight
08/May 15/May $281 View Flight
10/May 17/May $281 View Flight
11/May 18/May $281 View Flight
12/May 19/May $281 View Flight

$279 Return Sydney to Bali Flights.

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26/Apr 10/May $279 View Flight
26/Apr 03/May $281 View Flight
27/Apr 04/May $281 View Flight
29/Apr 06/May $281 View Flight
01/May 08/May $281 View Flight
02/May 09/May $281 View Flight
03/May 10/May $281 View Flight
04/May 11/May $281 View Flight
05/May 12/May $281 View Flight
06/May 13/May $281 View Flight

$251 Return Melbourne to Phuket Flights.

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04/Aug 04/Sep $251 View Flight
19/Jul 02/Aug $254 View Flight
04/Aug 14/Aug $257 View Flight
12/Jul 19/Jul $257 View Flight
26/Apr 03/May $257 View Flight
28/Apr 05/May $257 View Flight
03/May 10/May $257 View Flight
05/May 12/May $257 View Flight
06/May 13/May $257 View Flight
08/May 15/May $257 View Flight

$287 Return Sydney to Phuket Flights.

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09/May 16/May $287 View Flight
27/Apr 04/May $287 View Flight
30/Apr 07/May $287 View Flight
02/May 09/May $287 View Flight
04/May 11/May $287 View Flight
07/May 14/May $287 View Flight
11/May 18/May $287 View Flight
14/May 21/May $287 View Flight
16/May 23/May $287 View Flight
18/May 25/May $287 View Flight

$257 Return Melbourne to Bangkok Flights.

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26/Apr 03/May $257 View Flight
03/May 10/May $257 View Flight
05/May 12/May $257 View Flight
07/May 14/May $257 View Flight
10/May 17/May $257 View Flight
12/May 19/May $257 View Flight
17/May 24/May $257 View Flight
19/May 26/May $257 View Flight
21/May 28/May $257 View Flight
24/May 31/May $257 View Flight

$354 Return Sydney to Nadi Flights.

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23/Feb 02/Mar $354 View Flight
25/Feb 04/Mar $354 View Flight
02/Mar 09/Mar $354 View Flight
04/Mar 11/Mar $354 View Flight
09/Mar 16/Mar $354 View Flight
11/Mar 18/Mar $354 View Flight
16/Mar 23/Mar $354 View Flight
18/Mar 25/Mar $354 View Flight
23/Mar 30/Mar $354 View Flight
25/Mar 01/Apr $354 View Flight

$286 Return Melbourne to Honolulu Flights.

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14/Aug 04/Sep $286 View Flight
21/Aug 07/Sep $286 View Flight
03/Aug 10/Aug $298 View Flight
07/Aug 14/Aug $298 View Flight
10/Aug 17/Aug $298 View Flight
14/Aug 21/Aug $298 View Flight
17/Aug 24/Aug $298 View Flight
21/Aug 28/Aug $298 View Flight
24/Aug 31/Aug $298 View Flight
28/Aug 04/Sep $298 View Flight

$318 Return Sydney to Honolulu Flights.

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15/Aug 22/Aug $318 View Flight
21/Jul 28/Jul $328 View Flight
23/Jul 30/Jul $328 View Flight
28/Jul 04/Aug $328 View Flight
30/Jul 06/Aug $328 View Flight
01/Aug 08/Aug $328 View Flight
04/Aug 11/Aug $328 View Flight
06/Aug 13/Aug $328 View Flight
08/Aug 15/Aug $328 View Flight
13/Aug 20/Aug $328 View Flight

$426 Return Adelaide to Honolulu Flights.

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31/Jul 07/Aug $426 View Flight
03/Aug 10/Aug $436 View Flight
07/Aug 14/Aug $436 View Flight
10/Aug 17/Aug $436 View Flight
14/Aug 21/Aug $436 View Flight
31/Jul 10/Aug $436 View Flight
07/Aug 17/Aug $436 View Flight
03/Aug 14/Aug $436 View Flight
10/Aug 21/Aug $436 View Flight
31/Jul 14/Aug $436 View Flight

$362 Return Cairns to Tokyo Flights.

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13/May 20/May $362 View Flight
14/May 21/May $362 View Flight
15/May 22/May $362 View Flight
16/May 23/May $362 View Flight
17/May 24/May $362 View Flight
18/May 25/May $362 View Flight
20/May 27/May $362 View Flight
21/May 28/May $362 View Flight
22/May 29/May $362 View Flight
23/May 30/May $362 View Flight

$409 Return Gold Coast to Tokyo Flights.

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12/May 19/May $409 View Flight
14/May 21/May $409 View Flight
16/May 23/May $409 View Flight
17/May 24/May $409 View Flight
19/May 26/May $409 View Flight
21/May 28/May $409 View Flight
23/May 30/May $409 View Flight
24/May 31/May $409 View Flight
26/May 02/Jun $409 View Flight
28/May 04/Jun $409 View Flight

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  • AssociatedLsstl @ I Want That Flight on 07/02/2022 - 19:40

    Any deals for seoul?

  • id on 07/02/2022 - 19:43
    +3

    LoL PCR test in Phuket was like $140aud . On landing there they test U and U isolate in your pre-booked hotel. Good thing Oz now only requires a rat test

    • drfuzzy on 07/02/2022 - 20:18
      +3

      RAT must be in front of a doctor so you have to pay for that consult too.

      • gareth886 on 07/02/2022 - 20:27
        -4

        Not in Vic. You just have to self report within 24 hours of arrival, then again between day 5 and 7. Not sure if that's changed since I arrived back from a Singapore trip early Jan.

      • id on 07/02/2022 - 20:37

        Where did U read that? Not in Vic at all. Self reporting req

        • chocfrogs456 on 08/02/2022 - 07:04
          +3

          Slef reporting for tests on arrival. Still need neg pcr or supervised rat to board the plane

          • id on 09/02/2022 - 08:38

            @chocfrogs456: came back from a trip early jan before that news/update. We couldn't find details beforehand and even call to the hotline were saying just do a RAT test 24hrs before coming in (they never told us under supervision of medical practitioner. Obviously this advise has been cleared out.).. We were just told a neg RAT or PCR will be required to enter. We had RAT kits with us.. but since we had prebooked PCR we had that done instead.

      • eloque on 08/02/2022 - 01:34
        -1

        If you do happen to come across a RAT, try not to Phuket.

        • 191919 on 08/02/2022 - 12:21
          +1

          everyone's a comedian

          • eloque on 08/02/2022 - 13:02

            @191919: Yeah I think that's why I was just trying to fit in and I almost felt bad about the downvotes but then thought Phuket.

  • tnarg on 07/02/2022 - 19:44
    +23

    See the problem with Jetstar is that it is never that price. Add bags, seats, perhaps a dodgy meal and booking fees and whoosh you add another $150. And they always show the DWN - DPS flight to suck you in. Then you click in and say oh Darwin.
    Anyway I have whinged enough, not a bad price hopefully they do away with the 5 day quarantine soon

    • muncan on 07/02/2022 - 20:33
      +20

      Don’t add bags, don’t add seats, don’t order a dodgy meal, and avoid booking fees. Collect another OzBargain badge as you board!

      • tnarg on 07/02/2022 - 22:24
        +2

        Kids, wife etc etc. However I will keep my badge good sir as I am a credit card churner and collect points which equals flights. Just waiting to use them on full service airlines e.g SQ

        • capslock janitor on 08/02/2022 - 12:28

          DWN - DPS

          ?

          SQ?\?

          • tnarg on 08/02/2022 - 14:10

            @capslock janitor: Lol, yes the 2 together don't make sense. I'm in BNE , just mearly pointing out I have collected a lot of points with SQ. When travelling to DPS I have gone with Virgin and the 2 company's were pretty good with points transfers.

        • whyisave on 08/02/2022 - 14:32

          Easiest way to keep the OzB badge, is to pair up (or marry) with another OzB badge ^_^

        • shadowangel on 09/02/2022 - 16:04

          business trip. also chances are you get free hotel discount on first day with jetstar plus extra points from the free hotel booking. Bring some snacks on the plane if they are allowed anymore, water they use to fill up for you.

      • equinoxxx on 08/02/2022 - 09:58
        +2

        So you live out of carry on for weeks overseas?

        • muncan on 08/02/2022 - 10:41
          +4

          This is the way.

        • Serapis on 08/02/2022 - 13:27
          +2

          Singha singlets for days

        • tnarg on 08/02/2022 - 14:12
          -1

          They are probably a FIFO, single and buy extra clothes when they arrive to meet their temporary friendship partner

        • 1st-Amendment on 08/02/2022 - 14:45
          +1

          So you live out of carry on for weeks overseas?

          I have a Qantas approved 40l backpack which fits 5 pairs of shorts, undies, and tshirts, along with toiletries etc. What else do you need? Unless you're going somewhere below 15deg this is all the clothes you need.

    • deals4eels on 07/02/2022 - 20:46
      +4

      Took the first half of my $70 Sydney <-> Melbourne jetstar flight today.

      The random* assignment put me in the middle seat, all 6'5" of me, but I'll be damned if I was going to pay another cent!

      (*) basing this off absolutely nothing, but I definitely wouldn't be surprised if the random assignment is weighted towards giving you terrible seats to encourage upgrades. The jokes on them, though, the aisle seat next to me was empty! and quickly swipped by yours truely.

      • Laserface on 08/02/2022 - 00:50
        -5

        The seats that are left unallocated are unallocated because people are not willing to pay for them, for either perceived or real negatives (eg. middle seat). They are 'weighted' to terrible seats only because other seats are literally more favorable and thus people choose to pay to reserve them.

        not rocket science. no algorithms, dark patterns or manipulation required.

      • JayM on 08/02/2022 - 12:01
        +1

        I'm only 6'2 but window/middle row as a taller person is hell. No knee wiggle room and when the person in front of you inevitably puts their seat back, you're doomed for uncomfort for the rest of the flight.

    • Almost Banned on 07/02/2022 - 21:14
      +3

      Why the heck would you add bags for a week in SE Asia?
      Few shirts, few shorts, some undies. All under 7kg easy.

      • w1nthrophy on 07/02/2022 - 21:52
        +2

        Can probably live without undies in SE Asia easy…

        .

        • deale on 08/02/2022 - 08:49

          This guy Asia!

          Glad I'm not the only one. It's humid as hell and nobody likes steamed nuts!

      • tnarg on 07/02/2022 - 22:26

        I'm not a solo traveller anymore, but nor do I fly jetstar international.

      • 1st-Amendment on 08/02/2022 - 07:44

        Why the heck would you add bags for a week in SE Asia?

        Or anywhere that is warm. My last European trip was 5 weeks and I managed that with carry on only.

        • soob on 08/02/2022 - 08:30
          +2

          I have noticed that some people can't tell when they are a bit whiffy ;)

          • 1st-Amendment on 08/02/2022 - 09:09
            +1

            @soob:

            I have noticed that some people can't tell when they are a bit whiffy ;)

            They do have showers and laundries in other countries too…

    • D3NI3D on 07/02/2022 - 22:00

      I got flights DRW - DPS for $158 return. Who brings check baggage to Bali. Duffle bag does me. 3 singlets, 1 pair of volleys, 2 pairs of thongs (in case of a blow out) and a couple shorts. Maybe slacks and a nice shirt if I want to go somewhere nice.

      Its a 2.5hr flight. You don't need a meal or pick a seat.

      I do agree this 5 day hotel isolation is ridiculous. People travel to Bali 5-7 days at most. Hope they get rid of it and be like Thailand / Philippines.

    • 1st-Amendment on 08/02/2022 - 07:40

      See the problem with Jetstar is that it is never that price. Add bags, seats, perhaps a dodgy meal and…

      So don't do that and it is that price. If you are traveling somewhere warm there is no need for anything more than carry on.
      I can't remember the last time I checked in a bag. Don't whinge to us because YOU can't work out how to maximise a bargain.

    • soulink on 08/02/2022 - 08:52
      +1

      Dude every trip ever. Backpack, shorts and singlets. For a week it's all you need. Nothing else required easy as!

  • Chinaforever on 07/02/2022 - 19:48
    +10

    Thanks for sharing. Love seeing the flight deals popping back up. Excited for when everyone ditched quarantine!

    • [Deactivated] on 07/02/2022 - 20:08
      +6

      Your enthusiasm and positivity has upset someone 😂 people are so eager to neg. It's almost like the only way some people feel better about their lives. I have neutralised one downvote.

      • Chinaforever on 07/02/2022 - 20:17
        +3

        Haha guessing these dudes don’t like holidays? Or hate planes? Maybe they made a wrong turn on the internet and hate bargains?

  • brocky2006 on 07/02/2022 - 19:59

    Too bad you need to quarantine in Indonesia for 2 weeks.

    Is there some way around that?

    • spaceflight on 07/02/2022 - 20:07
      +7

      Too bad you need to quarantine in Indonesia for 2 weeks.

      Then you come home after a relaxing 2 week break.

      Is there some way around that?

      Go to another country

    • rwt on 07/02/2022 - 20:13

      Phuket is only ~4-6h quarantine

      • stewy on 07/02/2022 - 20:52
        +2

        You have to quarantine atleast twice now if you enter Thailand under the new Test and Go model.

        Sandbox model should be the single quarantine period, bit you have to stay in the same hotel for the first week and have a nightly curfew.

        Add in the risk of being fleeced if you test positive or sit next to someone on the plane who does and it's simply not worth travelling to Thailand at the moment for just a holiday.

        • rwt on 07/02/2022 - 21:08

          You have to wait pcr test result in the hotel after arriving. It takes 4-6hrs. After that you are free to go anywhere in Phuket

          There are lots of risks - flight can be cancelled, you can not receive thai-pass before departure date, you have to do 3 pcr test in one week and any of these can be positive, etc

          • stewy on 07/02/2022 - 21:13
            +2

            @rwt: The new Test and Go model as far as I was aware requires you to quarantine again in a hotel after the Day 5 PCR. That could take longer than 4-6 hours.

            From what I've read in FB groups, it sounds like they've gotten fussier too with the documentation they'll accept in the Thai Pass application.

            It's a lot simpler to simply not travel to Thailand for a holiday whilst they want to put so many barriers in place.

      • [Deactivated] on 07/02/2022 - 21:08
        +4

        False positive scams forcing 2 weeks hospital quarantine I've been told in Phuket

        • plasmoske on 08/02/2022 - 01:51

          Not exactly a scam but they are just using different cycles for their PCR tests.

          Thailand uses cycles of up to 40 whilst other countries might only use only up to 25.

          A PCR test is basically amplifying the samples. So if you some virus detected - could be dead or could be small trace amounts (but maybe not enough to be infectious), it'll still detect you as positive, while you may test negative in Australia.

          There's a lot of people who have had prior infection getting positive again in Thailand as their tests are really sensitive. If you've had a prior infection, I would highly recommend obtaining a medical cert or covid recovery cert prior to flying to Thailand - as the risk of testing positive even 1-2 month after infection is very real.

          • [Deactivated] on 08/02/2022 - 09:23
            +1

            @plasmoske: Yes it's a scam they want you to prolong your trip and make money….
            People boarding planes negative only to be told on arrival they are positive forcing accommodation cancellations,tour cancellations with no refunds and having to re-book everything again…..
            Yes I'm aware of PCR testing picking up old virus fragments but that's exactly why they're doing it..
            My advice..don't travel to Thailand in 2022 unless you got money to burn and a lot of patience

            • plasmoske on 08/02/2022 - 09:48

              @[Deactivated]: It's not a scam but yes it's borderline scammy.

              They have not many tourists coming so trying to drain as much money as they can from insurance/tourists.

        • eman resu on 08/02/2022 - 11:36

          News from Pattaya.

          Bar girls asking for negative RAT test to join you. However, condoms are optional.

          Go figure!

    • jaygee on 07/02/2022 - 20:48

      Literally 5 days in Bali.

      • w1nthrophy on 07/02/2022 - 21:53

        4 nights 5 days. Day of arrival is day 1 irregardless of time of arrival.

        .

    • ChickenTalon on 07/02/2022 - 21:27
      +1

      5 days but it’s super risky. If you or anyone you’re with tests positive you could be in for a lengthy visit and lots of problems. Nothing the indo govt does is very user friendly in my experience.

      Just not worth it for a holiday IMO

    • d86 on 07/02/2022 - 21:50
      +1

      Hey a friend of mine went to Bali via Jakarta, the local officials were asking for a bribe to let you through without quarantine in a hotel. So there's an option not to quarantine.

      • w1nthrophy on 07/02/2022 - 21:54

        It's only 4 nights, not worth doing.

        .

        • d86 on 07/02/2022 - 22:00

          Worth it if you only have a week off.

        • 1st-Amendment on 08/02/2022 - 07:43

          It's only 4 nights, not worth doing.

          How is 4 less than 0? If the bribe is the same as the old customs bypass bribe of $25 then it is definitely worth it.

    • Blugok on 07/02/2022 - 22:24

      Bali has travel bubble for fully vaxxed tourists, 5 days isolation only.
      still be mindful tho, as they can play around with PCR test result.

    • tnarg on 07/02/2022 - 22:27

      It is 5 days now

  • iNeed2Pee on 07/02/2022 - 20:25

    Have these planes been tagged and tested after the hiatus?

  • mcbargainmeal on 07/02/2022 - 20:32
    +3

    Japan is not open to us yet though right?

  • alz on 07/02/2022 - 20:38
    -1

    Any deals to Beirut?

  • DiscoJango on 07/02/2022 - 20:48
    +2

    Get ready for delta omega-cron-dom v2!

    • Belv on 07/02/2022 - 23:01

      Always one negative Nancy, enjoy your backyard

      • hashtagbargain on 07/02/2022 - 23:41
        -1

        Enjoy quarantining with Covid in a foreign country

        • Belv on 08/02/2022 - 06:55
          -3

          Typical. Negative again, plenty of Aussies having a nice holiday on the beach right now including my brother and friends, they actually have much lower case numbers than us, coward afraid homeboddys like you are the reason there is so much fear and acceptance of loss of basic rights we all accepted as normal. Keep wearing your mask while you drive your own car or walk down the street socially distancing by 500m because I KnOw ScIEnCe

          • 1st-Amendment on 08/02/2022 - 07:57
            -6

            @Belv:

            Negative again, plenty of Aussies having a nice holiday on the beach right now including my brother and friends

            You can't reason with these people. ScIeNcE has become a new cult, they have no understanding of the scientific method, freedom of inquiry, evidence based decision making, verifiability and falsifiability etc they just parrot what the talking head on TV told them was ScIeNcE and will happily send people to concentration camps to avoid having to think for themselves.

  • Magicmagic on 07/02/2022 - 20:57
    +1

    I saw that the visa costs $400 per person to Bali / Indonesia (https://bali.com/visit-bali-during-covid-offshore-e-visa/)

    A very expensive expense if a family is going.

    • pakkapie on 07/02/2022 - 21:14
      -1

      That's a 3rd party service, so you're paying extra. Looks a bit like a scam to me.

    • ChickenTalon on 07/02/2022 - 21:22
      -1

      Shouldn’t be near that much. I smell a scam / inflated 3rd party processing service.

    • rwt on 07/02/2022 - 22:47
      -1

      Single visa is about $50 usd

      • klrrider1 on 08/02/2022 - 00:03
        +2

        Not any longer.

        The $35 VOA or Free 30 Day Visa Exemption has been suspended for the duration of the pandemic.

        The only visa available is $A 370 through an Indonesian agent.

        Factor in $A700 for five days in a Quarantine Hotel.

        Add $A370 for four PCR tests and $A12 for a RAT.

        • ChickenTalon on 08/02/2022 - 08:33
          -2

          $80

          Make an apointment if you're in Melb or use the mail in. Sure, not as cheap as it used to be, but it's not near $400

          https://kemlu.go.id/melbourne/en/pages/tourist_visa/1134/etc…

          Unless I'm missing something?

          • klrrider1 on 08/02/2022 - 10:41
            +1

            @ChickenTalon: You keep quoting Indonesian visa arrangements from August 2019.

            Since then the world has changed, something called a pandemic happened.

            Indonesia has suspended VOA, Free 30 Day Visa Exemption and SocBud from Indonesian Embassies and Consulates for the duration of the pandemic.

            • ChickenTalon on 08/02/2022 - 12:05
              +1

              @klrrider1: Fair enough, I see that you do indeed need a local "sponsor" now. Which would be someone like the Bali.com company.

  • RolePlayer88 on 07/02/2022 - 21:28

    I would be careful of going to any third world countries. I have relatives staying in Bangkok saying that the crime rate is very high as lots are unemployed given how dependant the economy is on tourists. Knife point robbery is very rampant, especially if you are travelling alone.

    • sauce2k on 07/02/2022 - 21:46
      +1

      This is a good point actually. I feel sorry for people in Bali/Thailand as they are relying on tourism and when people are desperate, they do desperate things.

    • TheMindsetTraveller on 07/02/2022 - 22:33
      +8

      Rampant? Wow, that's scaremongering.

      We just spent a month in Thailand and felt no issues at all, but then again, we've been to Thailand a dozen or so times and as long as you are sensible it is unlikely anything will happen.

      I mean, if you sat with your laptop at a park in the middle of the night in Sydney (like some uni students have been seen doing video-chatting with family overseas), I bet you would be losing your laptop, your phone and a wallet.

      • rwt on 07/02/2022 - 22:38
        +1

        Same here.
        Just returned from Thai last week, no any issue

      • 1st-Amendment on 08/02/2022 - 08:01
        -7

        Rampant? Wow, that's scaremongering.

        That's how it is these days. Fear! Fear! Fear! Be afraid! Did you know that unless you wear a mask and gloves alone inside your car while driving YOU WILL DIE!!!

        • DarrylD on 08/02/2022 - 09:17

          The irony of this comment is too much.

    • UberIsCool on 08/02/2022 - 10:35

      I highly doubt this. Crime rates have gone up but it’s relative. New York 41% higher crime rate yet the place stills feels safe at midnight on the subway. Bangkok is a safe city if you know your way around it

    • D3NI3D on 08/02/2022 - 11:07

      I've travelled to many 3rd world countries. From my experience travelers make themselves a target.

      I was having a meal in Bali. And I saw this fella put his wallet on the table next to me. Wallet was so full money it couldn't close properly. Designer sunnies, bling everywhere. A perfect target.

      I turned to my mate and said this C&*T will get lifted tonight. 15 mins past and some Balinese fella did a bolt and grab the wallet and goooooone.

      That fella probably told all his family and friends that Bali is dangerous country. I found balinese to be welcoming people. Actually all the 3rd world countries I've been to are welcoming.

  • onetwothreefour on 07/02/2022 - 22:35
    +4

    Itching to get back to Japan but don't want to isolate or jump through too many hoops so will have to wait a bit longer.

  • plasmoske on 07/02/2022 - 23:23
    +12

    Thailand still has isolation on day 1 and day 5 at a hotel/PCR. That will cost you total at least $450 minimum. Then you need a RT-PCR to be able to even fly there. That's about another $140.

    And then need compulsory covid $50k usd insurance which will cost you about $200.

    Also need a medical supervised RAT or PCR to be able to even fly back to Australia. That's another $40 or $140.

    And if you test positive any time in Thailand, you get thrown in covid prison (at your own cost of around $200 a day), for 10 days minimum.

    And if you bring your kids to travel and they get covid and you don't, they get sent to state welfare to get taken care of for 10 days minimum (at your own cost).

    https://www.smh.com.au/business/companies/australian-girl-14…

    https://twitter.com/RichardBarrow/status/1489023468113137664

    People really need to do their research before buying these tickets. It's not like precovid times. There are many hidden costs and risks that you may not be aware of.

    https://youtu.be/AjIZkW3B6Mc

    https://youtu.be/_X4lsqVpNlM

    • caustic birch on 07/02/2022 - 23:40

      And if you bring your kids to travel and they get covid and you don't, they get sent to state welfare to get taken care of for 10 days minimum (at your own cost).

      Holy hell…

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