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If it’s any use when I did the old COE it had to be to the end of my visa, so I’d get the 30 days if I were you. Plus the company I went with only issued them in blocks of 30 days. I couldn’t have got two weeks cover.
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7 minutes ago, sandyf said:
I came back about 3 weeks ago under the previous requirement. I was stamped in until the end of my extension next August but insurance only valid till mid Dec this year.
So, you only purchased two months’ insurance but staying for 10 months? If so, I guess I could do the same (see my previous post). Thanks.
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This is all very confusing. I’ll get an extension until December 31st, 2022 in December. I’m going to the UK from December 15th until March 2nd, so I guess I’ll need 10 months’ cover of some kind. That could be expensive.
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45 minutes ago, HappyExpat57 said:I am dead serious/curious: Are there any other countries that have to warn their taxi drivers to behave?
Maybe, but, “Thailand number one!”
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Oh, I see. It’s now ‘dust’ caused by a cold front stopping over the north of until December (which is rubbish as weather fronts rarely stop for more than a few days) and Diesel engines, and is not related to the irresponsible behaviour of farmers burning crop stubble.
Every year a new excuse, and nothing being done to prevent it.
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2 minutes ago, RichardColeman said:Very misleading headline - it's NOT 6th in the top most places to retire in, it's 6th in the most searched on google to retire in.
Probably after searching and seeing hoops and visa laws , they decide against it !
Spot on. I was just about to post the same thing.
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3 hours ago, webfact said:TAT boss rules out going back to the old Thai tourism formula of crowded bars and nightlife
RIP Thailand tourism.
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3 hours ago, possum1931 said:
If an insurance company refuses to pay out for a claim, which is not exactly unknown, and someone says or writes in public "I am still waiting for The Such N Such Insurance Company to pay out for my claim", or "The Such N Such Insurance Company have informed me they have rejected my claim", how is that defamation?
It is not as if they have accused them of cheating, or warning anyone not to deal with them. So I ask again, how is that defamation?
I don’t know and it shouldn’t be. I guess just mentioning the name is defamation of some kind. Totally ridiculous.
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This is where the defamation law stinks. We should be entitled to know the name of the company/companies involved so that we can avoid them. More people will potentially be scammed due to this ridiculous law.
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24 minutes ago, RafPinto said:
I will have my 2nd Astra vaccine on 24th.
Which app is it?
Mor Chana or Ministry of Public Health.
Those 2 come up on Play Store.
Search for “mor phrom”. That should locate it.
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Mine didn’t show up on Mor Phrom until a few hours after the jab.
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7 hours ago, JCP108 said:Please refrain from using "Thailand" and "logic" in the same sentence.
My apologies, it won’t happen again ????
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16 minutes ago, sirineou said:Question:
Is it which country you come from , or which country you are a citizen and hold a passport?
Both me and the wife are US citizens and have American passports, and we are in Thailand right now but we would like to go to Greece , and I am not sure if Greece is going to be in the list. So the question is : if I comeback from Greece with my American passport will I have to quarantine?
The UK system is based on where you’ve been recently, not your nationality. So I guess Thailand’s system would be based on the same logic, but I don’t know for sure. My guess is you’d need to do some kind of quarantine if coming from a country not on the list.
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4 hours ago, webfact said:The Rural Doctors Society (RDS) has warned Thai people not to lower their guard
Does that mean non-Thais can stop wearing masks, and go back to normal?
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4 minutes ago, MRToMRT said:
I am wondering about this as well, the paper certificate we were given meets all the requirements and therefore should, theoretically, be accepted.
Have you seen the USA one it's even easier to forge, and thats accepted.
I haven’t seen the US version, but I think I’ll get a ‘Vaccine Passport’ anyway, just for peace of mind.
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I wonder if they’ll accept the electronic certificate on the Mor Phrom app. It’s in English (and Thai) and contains all the information they require. My paper certificate from the hospital is printed in black and white and could easily be forged. I guess maybe will have to get a yellow ‘vaccine passport’.
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13 minutes ago, smedly said:lack of testing
lack of gnome testing
vaccine choice
mix and match without proper study
dose reduction of 75% and unapproved admin without proper study
manipulation of data that fools nobody
I think you’ll find it’s genome testing. As far as I know gnomes don’t get Covid ????
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1 hour ago, BLACKJACK2 said:BBC has printed the new list and Thailand still red.
That was for countries previously on the amber list, which has now been scrapped.
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Visit Thailand 2022. Now Even More Amazing Thailand Has <deleted> All.
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22 hours ago, Wiggy said:
2 x AZ; 12 weeks apart (June & September). No side effects at all.
Sorry, I should have said that I’m 56 years old.
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2 x AZ; 12 weeks apart (June & September). No side effects at all.
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I wonder if he was charged.
I’ll get my coat.
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Water washing away sand on a beach? Who would’ve thought it?
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1 hour ago, sawadee1947 said:
Obviously you didn't make it clear what you meant. In future mind you words and you would not be mistaken
Judging by the reactions to it many others seemed to know what I meant.
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The future is electric: your questions about EVs answered
in Thailand News
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Hydrogen fuel cells (HFC) are the future. EVs will die out slowly as the infrastructure is too great and complicated to support it. Imagine, in the UK for example, where street parking is very common; how can you have a charger in place for every car on the street? It’s nigh on impossible. And used batteries are hardly ‘green’. Toyota are investing massively in HFC technology and is also the main reason why Honda are pulling out of F1; to focus on HFC development. They’re doing it for a reason. Plus, current fuel stations can easily be converted to provide hydrogen.