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17 minutes ago, Reigntax said:

Ok. After 50 attempts I was successful. Previously each time I received the API error.

go back to the passport page and type a space after your passport number. Then next through to the last page, update you insurance details and hopefully success like I did.

received a confirmation email immediately but not the approval as yet .

 

hope this helps

Did you re-do the whole form 50 times or just keep re-loading the insurance doc and then re-submit?

I've tried three different browsers.

Must have tried at least 12 times now.

Still can't register.

"Error from API server"

10 minutes ago, saintslo said:

I got message "Error from API server" and I tried and I tried.. and got the same message every single time. All of the sudden I got email Thailand Pass system has approved your registration. You can access and download your Thailand Pass QR Code by double clicking the attached PDF. Funny thing is I did the same for my wife (Thai, permanently living in EU) and still no response... well, night is still young and today is national holiday so I have plenty of time.

Did you re-do the whole form or just keep re-clicking on "submit" after you got the error message?

Has anyone been successful since 11:am Thai time.

Trying consistently since 9am but continue to get "Error from API server" message.

6 minutes ago, KruJoe said:

I've found a way to do it... send it to your phone (eg by email) open it there, and do a "Scrollshot" screen shot (easy enough on an android phone - google can help with how to do it). It makes a tall, thin .jpg ... then email that image back to yourself and find it on your laptop.

Are you getting the "Error from API server" message?

12 minutes ago, Danderman123 said:

 

That's a computer setting. Not the website.

Am receiving this message - Error from API Server.

Anyone know what this means!???

Help!!!

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33 minutes ago, Don Dunkelblum said:

In Thailand?

Yeah in Thailand.
I’ve tried Lazada but don’t trust it any more. says 3m but they’re not

Anyone know where to buy original real 3M face masks. Not the Chinese rip-offs. Any knowledgeable comments would be gratefully received. Thank you

Thank you! 

Hello. I have a simple question for some of the more experienced folks on here. Sorry for my naivety!

In my passport I have this re-entry permit. It was stamped into my passport when I got the work permit from Chamchuri Square. 

My question is....... is this re-entry permit still valid? Do the Thai words have any bearing on the re-entry permit?

Thank you for your help.

J

This is the op. I got the vaccine passport today. Queues at 5:30 am, submitted documents and had to come back at 3pm to get the passport. Lots of waiting around but job done. The folks who run the passport office said they’ll only be running it a couple more days.  

4 hours ago, new2here said:

This is one of the (or only as i recall) in the metro area that issues them on a walk-in basis.  i got mine thus way.  They cap the number of walk-ins and that cap is reached VERY early in the AM.

 

https://ddc.moph.go.th/bidi/

 

it’s not far from the Nonthaburi Provincial Government Complex MRT (Nonthaburi Civic Center) station and a short motorcycle taxi ride from that station. 

 

it looks like the TH govt is transitioning to allowing people to use their MorPhrom (MP) app to request this orange booklet, but as of today, while you can REQUEST it via MP, you still have to physically GO to the issuing office and receive/pay for it… but the app does show that postal delivery and online payment functionality will be coming at some later date.

 

i have a requested a second booklet via this MP app channel already, have an been approved with a scheduled pick up day set.

Think I'll try this. Info much appreciated!

What time is very early. 6am/7am?

Cheers,

J

7 hours ago, webfact said:

• Have written/electronic confirmation of hotel bookings in Thailand.
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Suppose if you live at home? Or do you have to stay in a hotel?

I agree. I'd much rather have the passport but I can't get it! Nowhere, literally, is available before I fly.

Surely these places will allow 'walk-in' customers to get passports? Anyone know if walk-ins are allowed?

It's a crazy system. It's a crazy country.

I'm getting a little stressed. I work in Thailand for a UK firm. My boss wants me back in UK early November.

I have been vaccinated, have the certificate, have a flight lined up, and have COE initial clearance.

But getting a Vaccine Passport is nearly impossible. I have tried so hard in recent days but haven't been successful.

So... Is this Vaccine Passport actually mandated - ie, you cannot get on a plane without one? Or is it just nice to have?

Does anyone have any experience, anyone actually know?

Cheers.

J 

To be clear.... Is the vaccine passport issued here in Thailand actually necessary (ie, mandated) in order to fly? Or is it just a 'nice to have'?

Anyone actually know?

Cheers.

I am confused. Do you need the Thai Vaccine passport or not???
Getting one of those things is nearly impossible now. 
I need to fly early November. And I have two AZ shots and the certificate.
So do I actually need the passport?

Thanks

Getting an appointment for a Vaccine Passport in Bangkok is very difficult indeed. I need to fly out in early Nov for work and can't get an appointment. 

But do airlines actually need the passport - or do they accept the certification of vaccination?

Anyone know?

Thanks

j

And does anyone know if this vaccine passport is actually necessary? Can you fly without the passport and use the certificate instead?

59 minutes ago, kwonitoy said:

https://www.gov.uk/guidance/coronavirus-covid-19-testing-for-people-travelling-to-england

 

As always, google is your friend

Yes. As I noted the UK government doesn't require the test.

However, some airlines do. And that's where the confusion is.

Think best to take the test and get the paperwork.