notnaff

Went today (25/08) to RGP and the service was excellent. As someone mentioned the longest wait was 15 minutes after getting the jab. Very professional service. 
 

I had Pfizer (booster #2) but I got the impression of vaccines were available. 
 

Morprom updated within 2-3 hours. 

Thanks very much for your replies. I should have mentioned my first booster was Pfizer so I shall try RGP on Friday

Any advice appreciated. 

Thanks

Was your second booster shot 6 months after the first?

edit: just realised you are in Hat Yai so not convenient for me

thanks

I went to the Royal Garden Plaza on Feb 1,  3 months after my 2nd AZ shot, for my Pfizer booster and after registration they said come back on Feb 24. They told me they wanted to reduce queues so people were having to wait longer. 
 

16 hours ago, Ohyesuare said:

Got my Pfizer booster today at Royal Garden

Hi,

Where and when did you register for your jab

Thanks

On 1/13/2022 at 1:09 PM, Jeffr2 said:

Royal Garden said we need to visit there first and register

Do you know how many days in advance we can register? My booster is due 1 Feb

Thanks

I’ve just registered with AIS (I got an SMS OTP) but got no further than the Thanks for registering screen

Before doing it online, I used Jomtien Immigration Office

(Who were/are very efficient)

I am very impressed with the new website. It crashed a couple of times before I could register but apart from finding the UK in the country field (type GBR) everything was a doddle. Application was approved in 1 day. 

1 hour ago, chickenslegs said:

allow pop-ups

Brilliant. Thanks very much

Maybe I have to right click on the pdf icon or something like that

Thanks for your replies. I am accessing the website on my Iphone and I get a couple of pdf icons that do something when I click on them but nothing is downloaded. I think IOS is complicating things and I will have to use a proper PC to access the site. Here’s screenshot of my first application. There is no option to click other than on the pdf icons

I’ve just received an email from immigration saying my online 90 report has been approved. Do I need to print this out and keep it in my passport?

Thanks

1 hour ago, ViajeroLA said:

Travelled to BKK today. Getting the permit to leave was easy indeed

Where did you get your permit?

Thanks

On 4/30/2021 at 6:19 PM, snoop1130 said:

For many expats living in Pattaya and the surrounding area the nearest offices to submit your request will be at Banglamung District Office and the Muang Pattaya District Office, which are open from 8.30am to 4pm daily.

Can someone tell me where these offices are?  Thanks

In Pattaya, the malls  are empty. Rompo market pretty much the same

Sorry, where’s the map?

I bank with firstdirect and they and visa allow overseas sims

A lot of Banks and financial institutions are requiring one time passwords send via SMS. I use truemove-H sim and many times the SMS doesn’t arrive. Is anyone having similar problems and is AIS 1-2-call any better?

I have a UK sim but switching it out is a pain and I don’t always have it with me.  I would like to use a Thai sim if possible. 
 

Thanks

Thanks very much. I will be in Europe for the summer of 2020 so I won’t need the extra 4 months but thanks for the suggestion. 

Hi,

I have a 1 year multi entry A-O visa valid from 12 Oct 2018-11 Oct 2019. I entered Thailand on 01 Nov 2018 and was given permission to stay in Thailand until 31 Oct 2019. 

I will be in the UK between 30 Apr 2019 - 30 May 2019 before going back to Thailand which, I hope, will enable me to stay in Thailand until 29 May 2020. Is this correct?

Also, I will be in the UK between 01 Oct - 21 Oct. As these dates straddle my  Visa expiry date do I need to get a Visa re-entry permit in order to enter Thailand and stay until 29 May 2020

Thanks in advance

hello all

i’m about to submit a postal application for a O-A visa to the Thai embassy in London. I have the original bank statement, police record check and medical certificate. My question is, do I need to provide certified copies of these as well or just bog standard uncertified copies ? I think it is the latter but am not absolutely sure. 

Thanks in advance

PS The Thai website says

Note: 

- Please submit the originals of bank statement, criminal record check, and medical record, as well as one photocopy of each document. In case that an applicant could not submit the original documents, the Embassy will accept the photocopies which have been certified by a Notary Public officer or Solicitors.

- The consular officers reserve the rights to request additional documents as deemed necessary.