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First day you should have been able to use the system would have been 15th March. Well done on being processed early even if you have lost a few days. Different offices /agents seem to do it differently. Some from date of submission, some from expiry date of previous report and some from date of approval. What office do you use?

It doesn't work from Thailand either if it's any consolation. From memory there was no phone app as such but a web address such as you found where you completed some details and received a response. I'm not 100% sure but this could be it: https://cmsdm.net/img_2/poster2en.jpg Scan the QR code to open the questionnaire page. FWIW, the Lionair website points to the same link as you got from Vietjet so it's more than likely obsolete. When I completed the questionnaire a while back it was never asked for anyway.

Mine too, but the country of issue (UK) was written in German! Vereinigtes Königreich

There is another feature for uploading EU certificates to a MOPH web address which doesn't seem to be working too well yet.

You're good to go with Astra Zeneca 2 weeks after a first jab is how I read it.

Thanks for that. It's not showing for me in Search so maybe down to my UK number.

Can you tell us more about this? I can't see it listed under "Official Accounts" and doing a search for MOPH doesn't come up with anything. My Line account is linked to my UK mobile number so that may be blocking me.

It allows 10 baht top up which gives one month validity extension. My internet bank requires minimum 20 baht top up for the same.

Not working for me.

Bangkok to Chiang Mai sleeper trains are regularly sold out. You don't mention the details of your "circumstances" but do they preclude you from buying on-line?

Why on earth would a Singaporean law be valid in Thailand? ????

More financial nonsense from the money grubber.

You say you don't see the difference then you describe the difference! Holding different currencies within a Borderless Account with Wise gives you the ability to transfer at a more favourable exchange rate. It also means you are not reliant on your bank's IT system being functional at a specific point in time.

Are you using a VPN? If yes, switch it off, reboot and try again.

It could have been entered wrongly at your vaccine registration. Only way to fix that is to go back to where you got it or to the hospital itself if it was off-site. Or call them.

I've only had one in Thailand and could register on Mor Phrom and see it before I left the vaccination centre. Did you try with the 13 digit vaccine ID number after the first jab? Same venue and same day as me. Part way through the registration process you would have been given a slip of paper with some details on it that was taken from you at a subsequent stage. That had your 13 digit ID on it and could be used to register on Mor Phrom. I had photographed it so had a record of the number. You need to get a hold of that so suggest going to Banglamung Hospital or their vaccine centre and asking there.

An antigen test is all that's needed to enter the USA which will be cheaper. Unless there's another reason for getting a PCR just go for this.

The restaurant building is now a Thai restaurant. The overgrown bit is where the overspill containers were.

Global Food Mart. Can't find anything on-line yet.

Another thread on this! Thailand Pass website even warns you that this domain is sending dodgy requests for info and how to recognise their real emails.

You might be right at Nua for Roong Reuang as I don't remember being asked there or at Ekamai for the return to Pattaya, however I've been asked at several others like Nakhonchaiair and 407 Pattana on Sukhumvit, Sri Mongkol on Third Road, Sombat in Udon Thani and GreenBus in Chiang Rai and Chiang Mai amongst others, and many train stations too.

No Covid test required if fully vaccinated. https://www.iatatravelcentre.com/world.php

Here's some support for 30 days insurance being sufficient for brianj1964 (for anyone easily confused). https://aseannow.com/topic/1250149-thai-pass-insurance-query/?do=findComment&comment=17186176 https://aseannow.com/topic/1250862-covid-insurance-for-non-imm-o-visa/?do=findComment&comment=17199184

30 days to the best of my knowledge. It's been mentioned by several on here and it's what a mate I travelled with recently successfully relied on.

This site seems to disagree: https://www.ledger.com/