noosard

He is correct in that 70% of the population that he and his government want have been vaccinated

the rest dont count

19 hours ago, ubonjoe said:

You can do it today. As long as it is received by immigration 7 days before your report date it will be processed.

22 hours ago, ubonjoe said:

Online or on the mobile app?

How is it rejecting your arrival date?

Doing it online you can lower the year on the calendar by clicking on 2011 and click it again to get one down to 2001.

It is the Imm e service app just refuses to acknowledge the 18/03/2020

not a major problem just went in and did in person

Tried to do today kept rejecting the TM6 cards arrival date

Makes no difference what colour the travellers from Bangkok or other nearby areas as they will have to self quarantining in Udon Thani 

2 hours ago, Tropicalevo said:

Maybe it is because OZ and NZ have zero International flights.

Aren't the borders still locked?

People travelling from NZ to Australia have been doing so for a month or more without quarantining

The other way requires 14 days

So do keep up

Maybe next year this will possible

Percentage of world population who has had 1 shot so far is 1.1% in the six weeks since first started

Need to speed up production one would think

Wont bring tourists any time soon

because you still need the 14 days quarantine

18 minutes ago, James105 said:

If the vaccines give you additional freedoms then this is going to <deleted> off a lot of youngsters who do not get badly affected by catching the virus, as they are (rightly) at the bottom of every single countries list of priorities to get a vaccination and it may take a year or two before they get their turn.    These youngsters have been sacrificing the best year(s) of their lives (not to mention their prospects and/or jobs) to protect the older folk and if their reward is to then see the older folk being able to jolly it up on holidays whilst they are still not allowed to as they cannot get a jab feels highly unfair to me.    

Not all countries 

Indonesia has said they will vaccinate 18 to 59 year olds first

15 minutes ago, TSF said:

Side effects when reported are a headache, a sore arm, feeling nauseous,  which may last for an hour or so to a couple of days. All these side effects are common with any vaccination, and often common with just having an injection or any serology test. None of these side effects are cause for concern. I had my first influenza shot in mid 2019 and it knocked me for 6, I felt terrible for 3-4 days, then everything was back to normal.

 

 

I had my first and last flu shot about 20 odd years ago

The worse bout of flu I have ever had

Never had covid nor an injection to get it

I will wait till it is mandatory to have

Countries,  airlines  and  tourist carriers will all require vaccine cert, going into 2021.

More likely in 2022 and it will still be wait and see how these vaccine work in the long run

23 hours ago, Ireland32 said:

Who doesn’t have a smart phone really my god 

I dont , I am quite happy with a dumb phone that needs charging about once a week

The good news for me is I will be able to wait another year (2022) if the vaccine becomes a compulsory requirement for extension of stay or a visa

I was in Khao lak last year in june

More than halve the hotels were closed,  low season effect

The hotel where I stayed is at least a 4 star and it was pratically empty

So the nice little graph showing 60% is rubbish

There are no countries in South East Asia that are open to tourists

So their tourist  industry are just as shot

Am not sure where there are mass tourist wanting to come here

Those golf clubs wont have enough room to swing a club with 20m in last few months of this year

Tourists will need to quarantine onboard the yacht for 14 days and be tested for Covid-19 tests 3 times before entering Thailand, according to the CCSA spokesperson Taweesilp Visanuyothin.

So far, there’s around 60 yachts, each with about 600 to 650 tourists and crew members, that looking to dock in Thailand. The 27 superyachts and 33 cruisers could generate an income of 2.1 million baht.

Along with yachts, foreign ships are allowed to dock in Thailand to change vessels and head back to sea, the spokesperson says. Seafarers must also go through a 14 day quarantine period.

https://thethaiger.com/news/national/foreign-yachts-allowed-to-dock-in-thailand-tourists-to-quarantine-onboard

Just slight misprint of the facts to wind up the forum  not much between 2.1b and 2.1m only n on the keyboard

https://www.nationthailand.com/business/30396567?utm_source=homepage&utm_medium=internal_referral

Have friends that use this agent , all reports are good for retirement extension

Never going to happen  just another study to put money into a waste of time 

Just west of Udon the run off from the rain has caused the local canal to rise once this wet season and that was Monday this week

Normally all the low lying paddies would have flooded a couple of times during the wet season because said canal over flows

I just did my marriage extension In Udon last month

The home inspection officers wanted me to be on retirement rather than marriage

This i take it is that they have less work to do and maybe get fatter envelopes

But apart from that it was easy and he was pleasant to me

The reason I mention this as when i did this 6 or so years ago they begged for money 

His partner no idea as did not speak at all for the 30 mins