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Just now, Henryford said:

All taste the same to me, it's beer.

It's lager

Just now, WaveHunter said:

If you think about it, online registration is really the only viable solution.  The thought of thousands of foreigners queing up in-person to register on June 7 is insane! 

 

The chaos and danger of infection with all those people in queue for hours on end is not a good solution and that's probably why official briefings have pretty much been silent about it during the past week.

 

I see this announcement as something positive, not something to be suspicious of.

Sounds like Jomtien Immigration office on a Monday????????

16 hours ago, brewsterbudgen said:

I'm not sure we'd make the trip from Bangkok for a weekend at the beach, unless hotel swimming pools are open.  

Why not swim in the sea ??......... oh wait .....

15 hours ago, rott said:

I have only ever had it on draught in London. Nice pint, if anything it is a bit "over-beery", a bit rich. But just a bit. 

What the hell he thinks is pretentious about traditional London ale I do not understand. 

Timothy Taylor's isn't from London, best London beer is Fullers. (Used to be Youngs but they sold out)

13 hours ago, edwardandtubs said:

Unfortunately you don't get much for your 69 baht - only 270 grams. They need to start selling naan bread too.

So not the same as in the picture ?

On 5/31/2021 at 4:40 PM, peterrabbit said:

Its impossible to register for the Government Covid vaccine scheme, as an Expat in Pattaya. 

 

So the Government told all foreigners to register for the Covid Vaccine on Saturday.

 

Can't register through the App as it won't accept my Pink ID details even though it accepts my Thai wife.

 

Phoned Pattaya City Hall they told me to register at Banglamung Hospital.

 

Phoned Banglamung Hospital, they said there is NO SYSTEM in place to register foreigners.

 

Maybe the Ambassador or his staff can phone the Chonburi Governor and ask what systems they have put in place to register foreign Expats in Pattaya, as per the Government's instructions, and when are they going to inform the Expat community about them?

All will be revealed on the 7th.

On 5/31/2021 at 4:53 PM, DavisH said:

The don't have a system in place because they can't be bothered. Hospitals can register foreigners, especially if they ave medical records there. Do they think they will be flooded with thousands of foreigners climbing over eacher for a jab of sinovac? 

My medical records are with my GP back home, have been for over 20 years.

So nobody here has any of my records-- which hospital do I register at ?

5 hours ago, British Consular Team said:

Thank you for your suggestion for more regular updates about vaccinations programme in Thailand. To ensure that you are as informed as possible, you can sign up for our vaccines bulletin.

More details in this post:

 

As others have reported, the reply is that this e-mail address is nothing to do with vaccines

13 minutes ago, Hotrats said:

I have just sent an email to the email address as stated above, but have received an automated reply stating that this email address is only for a few specified consular services only, not including anything about covid vaccination programme updates. 

I received the same.

8 hours ago, fusion58 said:

I have zero expectations as I already know very well that the U.S. Embassy wouldn't bother to urinate on me if I were on fire (see income affidavits.)

Same with the UK

Is this the same boat that will be at Pattaya in August ??

Perhaps they will allow 2 members of the same dirty farang family to enjoy a beer together ??

That would be a start

27 minutes ago, allane said:

A friend of mine travelled from Bangkok to Surin by bus  on Apr. 24.  To the best of my knowledge, nothing has changed since then.  The only thing out of the ordinary was that as he left the bus, he was asked to provide his name and phone number.  Presumably this was so he could be notified if any of his fellow passengers became Covid positive.

There was no requirement, or even a suggestion that he self-quarantine.

Thanks, that seems the usual requirement.

So perhaps there are checkpoints on roads to collect car passenger info ?

Apologies if this is in the wrong forum ????

Will need to drive from Pattaya to Surin in the next week.

Does anyone know if there are currently any restrictions,  bearing in mind we are setting off from Chonburi which is a red zone. 

Thanks for any info

18 hours ago, dcsw53 said:

We're ahead of the game. I registered at Pattaya Memorial Hospital on Wednesday, Jab will be Moderna done in October.

At last some positive news from Pattaya !!

And what will the cost per jab be ??

1 hour ago, tlandtday said:

I have a full knowledge of golf.   Are you telling me there are no courses 3 hole, 18 hole in thailand that allow the use of no carts and the golfers can choose to walk?  I think  you need to brush up on your knowledge of Thai golf courses.  Just because there happens to be one you use that does this or that does not by any means indicate that others are the same.

Very few courses around Pattaya will allow you to walk.

Compulsory single carts at most.

14 hours ago, kynikoi said:

 

Pretty harsh. I've heard in Australia it's four years for heroin smuggling.

 

And flour

1 minute ago, bert bloggs said:

My wife just phoned a friend she has just registered her husband there as well.

Tell us on the 9th..

5 minutes ago, bert bloggs said:

also our neighbours always smile and wave.

And point

1 hour ago, bert bloggs said:

Just booked for june 9th,and i am a dirty falang.

Let us know if anything happens....

21 hours ago, tlandtday said:

Good replies this confirms that the strategy employed is not consistent.  If two people sitting outside a condo is a violation than four people riding in a golf court must be no different?  Why the exception for golf courses?

Golf courses won't allow 4 people on a cart.

Now you have to have your own, and the caddy must drive !!

The courses now make double on cart revenue - except for those who walk (where courses will allow)