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Our appointments may be delayed private hospitals running out of vaccine stock

https://www.nationthailand.com/in-focus/40001973

I ain't got like this

If you get past all the information and able to make  an appointment you may want to try Sinovac in order to at least get an appointment. My wife telephoned Payathai hospital where I made the appointment and they said they don't know what vaccine I will get it is up to the doctor or nurse at the time. This may be the reason why the appointment card does not specify vaccine

39 minutes ago, dsj said:

I didn't get an confirmation email, but when I went back into Intervac site and updated my info I got the following screen and was able to download all the documents.

I received the same thing but it doesn't specify what vacine I will receive. I entered Sinovac by mistake and sent them an email to correct it but I never received a reply. 

 Latest news

https://www.khaosodenglish.com/news/crimecourtscalamity/2021/06/08/foreigners-vaccine-registration-kicks-off-with-chaos-and-confusion/

I think they have only one or two staff working with this website. And then one of them has to take a break so it's down to one. 'Like when you send in your 90-day report my mail you have to send it 2 weeks in advance so it may take them two to three weeks just to process one request.

I made an appointment but I made a mistake and put the Sinovac vaccine and there is no option to cancel registration unbelievable. So I sent them an email and waiting for a reply

After trying to book this is what I got

Unsuccessful DUE TO THE VACCINE YOU SELECTED HAS BEEN FULLY BOOKED.
PLEASE TRY TO BOOK AGAIN

Yes I got the same message as you and no option for making an appointment or  hospital

I've  registered in the morning before 10:00 a.m. and now when I try to make an appointment there is no place to make it. And the website is not responding now

This is the latest news from the nation. If you go to their website you can read it

 This is the latest news

He explained that initially, only the elderly and people with chronic diseases will be given priority, and they can book their jabs in advance via www.thailandIntervac.com from June 7.

Currently, embassy officials, their families and staff of international organisations are being inoculated in three designated hospitals, he said, adding that more hospitals will join the programme soon.

This is from their website now.

Thank you for signing up for the COVID-19 vaccination. Registrations are now closed.
Once the vaccine allocation is finalized by the related government agencies, we will contact you for further information.

Just to give everyone an update on the situation at the hospital. They have both the Chinese and the British vaccine they will send an SMS but at the moment they cannot say when as there are so many people who have registered it might be two or three weeks. They already started vaccinating up to 2000 people per day and you will be able to choose. what brand you want. It is open for everyone from 18 years and older so there is no age limit so there are so many people who have registered.

Is it safe for people under 40 to take the vaccine I saw from the news that the UK is giving alternative vaccine for this group . As there are only two vaccines available at the moment should this group take the Chinese version instead. Anyone have any ideas.

I successfully registered also. This is the message translated to English

.1. there are 2 parts in this system is register to request to get vaccine and make an appointment for vaccination, the people will get vaccine or not depends on the dose of vaccine the hospital receives from the ministry of public health each week

How about if you have Thai  social security would this be considered  as a waiver of the required insurance

If I have a  Thai social security number but no pink card can I register

I was reading from various news sites that foreigners  over 60 are now allowed to register but the application will not accept passports at this time. But they suggested if you are over 60 to register at your local hospital. Has anyone over 60 tried to register? Foreigners over 60 or with underlying diseases have priority for the vaccine they say.

I am interested in setting up a small home gym barbell bench dumbbell etc. Anyone have experience  buying either second hand or not expensive nee equipment.

I remember reading somewhere that immigration was requiring online appointments I am wondering if that's still is the case or is it back to walk in first come first serve at Bangkok.

I am planning to order something from AliExpress for the first time. I would like to know can I pay in Thai baht or do I have to pay  in Dollars. Do I need to pay by credit  or debit card or can I use a bank transfer?