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Although that is in the rules, in practice it appears that insurance for minimum 30 days is enough.

It's not necessarily a case of needing it, some of us want the passport number in the appropriate place within Mor Phrom as it may be of benefit at some point.

The flights originate in Singapore and stop off en-route to pick up and drop off in BKK. This was the press release from November last year: https://flyscootprod.blob.core.windows.net/prod-src/docs/default-source/doc-pr/20211112_media_release.pdf

Try the other one? It's looking for a scan of your passport so maybe more "trusted".

Transam mentioned that above too which is why I put "I think" in. It currently appears to be 10 years but things may have changed over time, especially with the changes in 2016.

I've seen them do that from time to time. They'll come back. Did you add it through "Adding Vaccination Information" or through "Edit Profile"? Mine was the latter and my certificate is for a single jab only if that matters.

You need to use a scanning app. Some have the ability to import a screenshot so take that first in Mor Phrom then read the screenshot. My app doesn't have that ability so I took a screenshot, emailed it to myself, opened it on my laptop and read it from the laptop screen.

You can add/edit the number within the Mor Phrom app and it appears to flow through to the certificate. I added mine a few days ago and just scanned the QR code for my one jab in Thailand and the passport number appears when I see the resulting certificate.

There's a rule around NI credits being given for free when claiming family (child?) allowance. If she's got enough of these (10 years I think) she may be entitled to something.

No change. https://coconuts.co/bangkok/news/covid-rules-unchanged-despite-mondays-tease/ https://www.thaipbsworld.com/thailands-covid-19-zoning-remains-unchanged-despite-surge-in-infections/

Another location near the airport ran by Occicare. www.occicare.com In Thai so translation required. Quick turnaround PCR for 3,500 baht. Regular PCR for 2,500 baht. RAT 550 baht.

Did they call to make a booking at the restaurant?

Scoot have started flights from SIN - CNX so it's possible, but would need care in organising. Transfer at BKK is not allowed (yet?) for CNX.

No evidence it's been hacked. Just as likely an employee selling on the email addresses for a few baht.

You were actually in the wrong place so looking further down wouldn't have helped you. Fortunately a Mod noticed and has now moved your post to the right place for answers, or finding the post referred to. Here's a link to it anyway. https://aseannow.com/topic/1248596-tennis-group-in-pattaya/

No thanks, you're OK.

or more likely: https://aseannow.com/forum/106-job-offers-in-thailand/

I bet your "friends" are glad you didn't too.

The ones mentioned in the second post are "off airport" so give almost the same rate as in town. ATM rates are set by the card processor, usually Visa or Mastercard with Mastercard slightly better in most cases. The other thing the OP should try to dodge is any fee charged by his own bank for foreign currency transactions/withdrawals. We don't know where he's from or which bank cards he has access to so cannot advise on that.

You said before that the land office had done a survey and positioned the posts as you expected. Are you just looking for backup to this, as they would seem to be the best source? Who did the other two?

Not quite my initial thoughts.

They appear to have caught up with the initial backlog. They were being processed as I described for the first few days at least.

Can you provide a link to where he says that? In the first post he says: Which does not mean it's prohibited the way I read it.

Your luggage must be checked through to your final destination, and in addition to the info ubonjoe has supplied from the MFA, IATA and the CAAT say that being fully vaccinated is acceptable as an alternative to the PCR Test. IATA: CAAT:

Still required to enter Thailand with a Thailand Pass.