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Swiss1960

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  1. I submitted the letter from my insurance (Cigna) about covering Covid. Even though I do NOT have outpatient cover, it was not mentioned on the Covid cover letter and it was accepted without further questions. The letter was reviewed and accepted 6 times in total:

    - by the embassy for the COE issuance

    - by the airport staff during check in

    - by the airline staff during pre-boarding

    - by the airport staff on arrival in BKK

    - by the immigration authority before getting the immigration stamp

    - by the health authorities before getting into the transport to the ASQ hotel

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  2. 1) The insurance that he needs to show during the application for the COE must cover the "Duration of Stay". That said, the Visa option (Non-O or Visa Exempt) will define the duration that he needs to show. 

     

    2) I am not sure whether Visa Exempt will give him 45 days now? I did read something along this line before, so that would be an important point to consider when applying for the insurance

     

    3) Which insurance: If your friend still has an insurance from home, and that insurance can give him a letter specifically outlining his coverage for Covid in excess of 100K, then that would meet the requirements. Otherwise, the link provided above from ThaiVisaCentre will give him the cheapest options that will be accepted.

     

  3. Simple solution: the contract has to state that the cashiers cheque has to be issued in the name of xxx yyyy, this name probably is equal to the name of the sole (or one of the) director. The contract is signed by the company's director(s), with company stamp, number of signatories depending on the company's terms and documents. 

    This will give the buyer peace of mind, and it is not his concern anymore.

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  4. 31 minutes ago, Skeptic7 said:

    Perhaps this should be moved to the Farang Pub? 

    Perhaps this poll should be closed, because it is completely useless, the official figures are out there for everybody to see and everybody knows how to read Thai statistics...

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  5. 5 minutes ago, petedk said:

     

    Is that correct?

    Now I realise why someone I know passed away on Sunday after having Covid. He was eventually tested negative and moved to another ICU (after 6 or 7 weeks in Covid ICU) where he passed away after just 24 hours. Cause of death - inflammation of the lungs.

    400'000 Baht for each Covid-vaccination related death is the figure. So far, only 1 such payment has been acknowledged. And yes, so far all others who died after the vaccination would have died anyway because of their underlying conditions, even those, where the underlying conditions were yet to be developed...

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  6. 29 minutes ago, Harveyg said:

    Who is really running the show? Where do the conspiracies lie?

    The names of the countries change. The evidence remains more or less the same:

     

    https://childrenshealthdefense.org/defender/dr-robert-malone-tucker-carlson-mrna-vaccine-technology-risks/?utm_source=salsa&eType=EmailBlastContent&eId=ad859410-59a0-4e4c-bc16-e1a2de4b6684

    REALLY???? You are quoting something, where Tucker Carlson is part of, the biggest conspiracy disseminator of all times??? Wow... 

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  7. 53 minutes ago, Awinkl said:

    I am flabbergasted by the bickering between the Excel Guy and your posts  - Both of you are lucky that you are ....."IN" LOS, while many, many People cannot get there to resume staying in our properties there - because NO travel is permitted from Oz.. We will have to wait probably until Mid 2022, until these travel restrictions are lifted ..... so just count your blessings - while we can only lament .....

    BTW, now that you are going to Switzerland for your shot of Moderna - what are your chances of getting back into LOS? Or are  you staying over in Switzerland for a while?

    Good Luck.

    I did not know about those restrictions for Australian people, sounds pretty harsh to me. But then, all governments worldwide have their issues dealing with this pandemic, some do it a little better, some a little worse.

    I will stay in Switzerland until I have my second dose, then I will return 3-4 days later. Returning to Thailand is absolutely easy, if you follow the rules... meaning having the right insurance, the right flights, the right ASQ booking and so on. Took me around 4-5 days all together (bookings and COE process, now I already have the COE even before flying to Switzerland. The only obstacle for returning would be, if I fail the PCR test in Switzerland before my PCR test OR if Thailand would impose new regulations.

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