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12 minutes ago, Time Traveller said:

As long as there is involuntary quarantine,  why would anyone ever decide to travel to Thailand? 

Maybe he was clueless, or maybe just an idiot. Thailand sure does attract them

So maybe i'm  an idiot but when you go away your home : road risk , islam extremist risk, illness risk ,then you safety join the airport and a terrorist alarm and your flight cancelled

then your next flight crash etc...

Etc

but that's is nothing compare to my wife (she want to travel since 2 years...)

So ratus an idiot will take the risk

Why : because 

if Thailand is so much an interesting place it's because of all the reason you expose in that thread

not for Wat ,not for Smile etc 

 

29 minutes ago, Stephanhassel said:

Who else is having issues with the Morchana app?

 

i finally received my QR code but when scanning it, it simply says “Invalid Thailand Pass Information”. I also tried entering information manually….same thing. Simply doesn’t work!!
 

This whole process is so frustrating.

yes idem for my wife and mine 

just try now 24 hours later and yep MorChana valid the QR Code

so maybe it's just a time question

24 minutes ago, TsyTi said:

I don't know where you are from in europe but in France we can go bak to our vaccination center and they can give us back our vaccination synthesis for the first dose and it seems like you can get it back from every medical worker 

yes  i'm nurse and i may access to ameli pro where you get the "synthese" for each vaccine

so any nurse ,doctor may get it for you

20 minutes ago, CovidBatFace said:

Doesn't work for Outlook, I wasted yesterday on that. 

 

Register with a gmail address and you will receive it instantly (within 5 mins)

for me works with outlook

12 minutes ago, Danderman123 said:

How long did you have to wait for your QR code? 

6 hours

so thailand pass granted the QR code scan is valid.

but The MorChana app says invalid QR code or invalid thailand pass  id

 

2 minutes ago, grin said:

So many posts on this topic now that I may have missed this. Has anyone who successfully submitted their application and did not receive an email confirmation but subsequently received the email approval with the QR?

yes for two = approbation without any confirmation mail

 

1 hour ago, Maverick1976 said:

For me the same, also rejected

i send my eu (french) covid certificate under QR code certificate same for the 1 an 2 vaccination (2/2)

and the "synthèse de la vaccination 1 et 2) vaccine certificat i got the "synthèse" on ameli pro.

Either your doctor or nurse may access to ameli pro and download your vaccination certificate 

i get the approbation for my wife 5 hours later with a mistake (i send the same certificat for the 1 and second vaccination..!)

here is the doc i got from ameli pro(signed i put the passport number synthese1_2021_11_1_17_23_3_45596.pdf

(Sorry about my poor english)

https://bangkokherald.com/business/tech/thailand-pass-is-live-and-its-a-mess-as-expected/

no way to complete the thailand pass :Error 524

one hour later last page (insurance page) =Error from API server

no way to complete the thailand pass :Error 524

2 hours ago, ratus said:

may be somebody else may come to clear that "and" point

 

It seems this "And" is a mistake

when you go to http://www.thaiembassy.fr/fr/voyagecovid/

there is no "And"

15. Do I need to submit my COVID-19 test result (RT-PCR) into Thailand Pass?
- No. However, you must provide your COVID-19 test result (RT-PCR) issued within 72 hours before your travel to the officers at the airport, except if you are a Thai national arriving in Thailand through Alternative Quarantine. For others, failure to provide your COVID-19 test result (RT-PCR) may result in you being denied entry into Thailand.

http://www.thaiembassy.fr/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/2-1000x1500.png

 

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1. Résumé

Chaque ressortissant non-thaïlandais qui arrive en Thaïlande à partir du 1 novembre 2021 doit remplir toutes les 6 conditions suivantes:

1.1 Avoir une réservation d’hôtel certifié par le gouvernement thaïlandais pendant 1, 7 ou 10 nuits selon le statut vaccinal et le pays du départ du voyageur.  (voir paragraphe 2-4);

1.2 Être enregistré dans le système Thailand Pass (voir paragraphe 5);

1.3 Avoir un résultat de test COVID négatif par méthode RT-PCR en anglais, délivré dans les 72 heures avant votre premier vol de depart, n’import quel age du voyageur.

1.4 Avoir une réservation de(s) tests RT-PCR en Thaïlande (1 test pour ceux qui sont soumis de moins de 6 nuits de quarantaine et pour tous les enfants de moins de 6 ans, 2 tests pour tous les autres cas)

1.5 Avoir une assurance maladie avec une couverture minimale de 50 000 US dollars ou l’équivalent, y compris expressément le traitement COVID-19, valide pendant toute la durée du séjour en Thaïlande.

1.6 Avoir d’un visa, d’un re-entry permit valide ou être qualifié pour l’exemption de visa. (Merci de vous renseiger sur le site http://www.thaiembassy.fr/fr/visa-rdv/infos-generales/ et laisser suffisamment de temps pour la demande de visa)

 

5 minutes ago, alyx said:

Thanks for taking the time to reply

I was referring to a “médecin généraliste” 

You mean that the lab result is a medical certificate then, right 

Hence there is no need to her to consult with a doctor ( as one would for a fit to fly certificate )? 
what bothers me is the AND  in medical certificate and the PCR result 

may be somebody else may come to clear that "and" point

 

1 hour ago, alyx said:

Can anyone enlighten me ?

"medical certificate and  a PCR test showing a negative result"

I am confused by the terms used

Does that mean that the traveller needs to see a physician on top of getting a PCR test? The PCR test are not performed by doctors (at least in France where I will depart from) : patients test at the dedicated and official vaccination/test centre which, in turn, will email/sms the result. 

There is no intervention of any MD at any time of the process

 

In France the "Biologists" are doctor so the PCR is certified by a doctor

(i'm nurse in France )

so you wrong when you say "There is no intervention of any MD at any time of the process"

the result your get by SMS is medical certified

 

11 minutes ago, TallGuyJohninBKK said:

I wonder what they're asking you (the couple) to consent to?

 

 

 

 

Informed consent for risk of same room/connecting room quarantine

 

 

I,                                                                              , have been advised by The Centara Watergate Pavillion Hotel Bangkok and Piyavate Hospital in case that I and the following family members/dependent companions;

 

1.                                                                                                                         Relationship                                           

 

2.                                                                                                                         Relationship                                           

 

3.                                                                                                                         Relationship                                           

 

4.                                                                                                                         Relationship                                           

 

should not be quarantined in the same room or in the connecting rooms which would increase the possibility of contracting COVID- 19 among us. I and my family members/dependent companions are well aware that sickness from COVID -19 could be from mild to severe that could cause mortality.

I and my family members/dependent companions have accepted the risks and insist to be quarantined in the same room or connecting rooms. I and my family members/ dependent companions will take all the responsibilities and any reliability of the hospital and the hotel shall be excluded.

However, I and my family members/dependent companions will strictly follow the instructions which are:

 

-  To wear surgical mask all the time (except for children under 2 years old)

 

-  To refrain from sharing personal belongings, kitchen wear, toiletries, etc.

 

-  To always keep distance from each other as much as possible at minimum 1 meter

 

-  To always wash hands before and after touching any shared surfaces, touching any area of the face.

 

And once there is any respiratory symptoms such as sore throat, runny nose, cough, sneezing, shortness of breath, loss of sense of smell, or fever, I will separate myself of others immediately and inform the hospital staff immediately.

 

I hereby give my consent regarding the above conditions

 

 

Sign                                                                               (                                                          ) Date:                          Time:                   

 

□   Guest□ Authorized person relationship                                     

 

 

Sign                                               Registered Nurse (                                                       ) Date:                          Time:                   

 

 

Sign                                                         Witness         (                                                    ) Date:                          Time:                   

 

 

Sign                                                         Witness          (                                                  ) Date:                           Time:                   

 

 

 

 

 

 

This document if for Alternative State Quarantine guest

2 minutes ago, Twin Peaks said:

I am in the same situation and saw this noted by the hotel. For course an additional fee applies, but still cheaper than booking 2 rooms.

 

"Sharing room condition will be based on government regulations, all guests are required to sign Sharing Room Consent Form and send back before arrival."

you may stay together you 'll have to fill the consent form the hotel will provide you

 

 

some precisions about the rapid test it seems like a priority process more than a rapid test

- Upgrade to RT-PCR Rapid test (result within 4-6 hours) at 2,800 THB per person

 

 

2 minutes ago, JCP108 said:

Where did you see that?

it's basic : you need a RT PCR test 

Doesn't mind if Rapid 2 hours or normal within 24 hours its à price question

the only point is to find the package hotel with the right hospital which offer the ability to choice a rapid one

The hotel ask me 2000 THB upgrade for rapid (plus the basic PCR test price it's a bit expensive but you win the first day...)

from now i just find one hotel which offer that upgrade i'm still searching for other one

Just now, volsfan said:

What is the meaning of this:

 

8. Then proceed directly by the approved airport transfer to the pre-arranged COVID-19 test centre

 

Is there some option to go get a test and wait for the results without having to check into a hotel? Basement of the airport would be a great place to do 1 hour testing IMO. 

 

no way you have to book the package hotel transfert+PCR

Maybe you already know :

it's possible to upgrade for an express PCR test (results in 2 hours)????

for 2000 BHT more you get your free 1rst day it sounds good for me 

Thai Prime Minister, General Prayut Chan-o-cha, signed the entry guidelines for the quarantine-free reopening, published in the Royal Thai Government Gazette last night (21 October 2021) along with two other announcements on relaxed COVID-19 controls in 17 Thai destinations.

Test & GO: Quarantine-Free Entry Requirements From 1 November, 2021.

1. Travel by air from the approved countries. Currently, Thailand has approved quarantine-free entry for arrivals from Australia, Austria, Bahrain, Belgium, Bhutan, Brunei Darussalam, Bulgaria, Cambodia, Canada, Chile, China, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Japan, Latvia, Lithuania, Malaysia, Malta, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Slovenia, South Korea, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, UAE, UK, USA, and Hong Kong.
   • Must have been in the approved countries for 21 days or more.
   • For returning Thais and foreign residents, it is not necessary to be in an approved country for 21 days or more, as long as they are travelling from Thailand to the approved country/s and return within the last 21 days.
2. A Certificate of Entry (COE) or a proof of registration for entry Thailand via specified platform. Currently, the COE can be applied online https://coethailand.mfa.go.th/.
3. A Medical Certificate with an RT-PCR lab result indicating that COVID-19 is not detected issued no more than 72 hours before travelling.
   • A Medical Certificate of Recovery is also required from those having a lab result with COVID-19 detected to show that that have recovered from COVID-19 no later than 3 months.
4. An insurance policy, with coverage clearly identified as no less than US$50,000, which should cover the cost of the treatment and other medical expenses associated with being infected with COVID-19, including in-patient hospitalisation for the whole duration in Thailand. *Except for Thai citizens who are entitled to the national health insurance system.*
5. A payment confirmation for no less than a 1-night stay upon arrival at the approved quarantine facilities (Alternative Quarantine – AQ, Organisation Quarantine – OQ, or Alternative Hospital Quarantine – AHQ), or SHA Plus-certified hotel.
   • The prepayment should cover both the 1-night accommodation, the required RT-PCR COVID-19 test, and an Antigen Test Kit (ATK).
6. A Certificate of Vaccination (fully vaccinated).
   • For those fully vaccinated, proof includes a Certificate of Vaccination with a vaccine approved by Thailand’s Ministry of Public Health (MoPH) (see here) or the World Health Organisation (WHO) (see here) no less than 14 days before their travel date.
   • and a Certificate of Vaccination with at least one dose of the approved vaccine at least 14 days before their travel date.
   • Travellers under 12 years of age, travelling with their parents or guardians, are exempt from this vaccination requirement, but must have a Medical Certificate with an RT-PCR lab result indicating that COVID-19 is not detected issued no more than 72 hours before travelling.
7. Undergo the entry screening (health screening and Immigration procedures) upon arrival at Thailand’s International Airport, and submit all the required documentation to the officials.
8. Then proceed directly by the approved airport transfer to the pre-arranged COVID-19 test centre, or the reserved accommodation and undergo the required RT-PCR COVID-19 test on Day 0-1.
   • Travellers must download and install the specified alert application (MorChana), and must wait within the accommodation only for the test result, which should be available within the day.
9. If testing negative for COVID-19, travellers can go anywhere in Thailand.
   • Each traveller will receive an ATK that they have prepaid when booking the accommodation.
   • Any traveller experiencing COVID-19 symptoms must immediately get a test done, using the provided ATK. If experiencing no symptoms, travellers must use the provided ATK for COVID-19 self-testing on Day 6-7, and show the result to staff at the hotel or accommodation, as well as record the result (bot detected and non-detected) in the MorChana App.
   • Hotel/AQ staff must recommend that travellers self-monitor themselves for at least 7 days. If any traveller experiences COVID-19 symptoms, Hotel/AQ staff must immediately notify the officer in charge of communicable disease control in their respective area.
10. For travelling from Thailand to other countries, travellers are advised to follow the guidelines and measures announced by the respective country of their destination.

 

https://www.tatnews.org/2021/10/quarantine-free-thailand-reopening-for-vaccinated-tourists-from-1-november-2021/

here are some more precisions 

https://www.tatnews.org/2021/10/quarantine-free-thailand-reopening-for-vaccinated-tourists-from-1-november-2021/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=quarantine-free-thailand-reopening-for-vaccinated-tourists-from-1-november-2021

1. A payment confirmation for no less than a 1-night stay upon arrival at the approved quarantine facilities (Alternative Quarantine – AQ, Organisation Quarantine – OQ, or Alternative Hospital Quarantine – AHQ), or SHA Plus-certified hotel.
   • The prepayment should cover both the 1-night accommodation, the required RT-PCR COVID-19 test, and an Antigen Test Kit (ATK).
   •  
   •  
   • If testing negative for COVID-19, travellers can go anywhere in Thailand.
     • Each traveller will receive an ATK that they have prepaid when booking the accommodation.
     • Any traveller experiencing COVID-19 symptoms must immediately get a test done, using the provided ATK. If experiencing no symptoms, travellers must use the provided ATK for COVID-19 self-testing on Day 6-7, and show the result to staff at the hotel or accommodation, as well as record the result (bot detected and non-detected) in the MorChana App.
     • Hotel/AQ staff must recommend that travellers self-monitor themselves for at least 7 days. If any traveller experiences COVID-19 symptoms, Hotel/AQ staff must immediately notify the officer in charge of communicable disease control in their respective area.

so it looks like there are some SHA+ hotels in Bangkok

but with  www.thailandsha.com

not any one

https://www.thailandsha.com/shalists/index?type=2-Hotel, accommodation and Homestay

 

SHA and SHA+

https://www.timeout.com/bangkok/travel/sha-and-sha-plus-hotels

7 minutes ago, stickymango said:

Can someone please help me clarify and confirm a few issues?

·         If I have been to a country (not on the list of 46) within the last 21 days I can still go to Bangkok and/or Pattaya after Nov 1 but I have to stay within that “zone” for at least 7 days.

·         I do not have to quarantine in my hotel for 7 days.  I can wonder around Bangkok after I get my first test results.

·         Can I stay 4 days in Bangkok and 3 days in Pattaya or do all 7 days have to be in the same location AND at the same hotel?

·         Ozimoron kindly provided a link to SHA+ hotels in Pattaya.  Does anyone have a similar list for Bangkok?

Thank you!

for your last request : no SHA+ hotel in Bangkok only AQ

 

https://asq.in.th/?durationSelectedItem=1+Day

You may visit

https://asq.in.th

 

https://asq.in.th/thailand-no-quarantine