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Bank network goes down for pre-planned, pre-announced maintenance like every other bank on the planet and customer has on-line tantrum to audience of complete strangers about this "disaster". I wonder if the national newspapers will pick up on this major infringement of human rights? Meanwhile other users paid cash for their petrol as they plan life without undue expectations.

My phone is permanently logged in to my Google account, but the app didn't seem to know this and took me to another sign in page with "Continue to auth0.com" at the top which is where I stopped as it looked suspicious to me.

I'm also booked to fly from the UK on the 13th (arrive BKK 14th) but the potential change of quarantine rules is mooted for the 15th. I wonder how they'll treat any arrivals in the days before the change and whether new rules will apply to them?

The EU digital system has recently added Albania, Morocco, Israel and Panama to the countries whose systems can tie up together, and England will also be added in the next couple of weeks. There will be more added in time and I wouldn't expect the yellow book to be in use too much.

Progress may well prove you wrong.

I used them a couple of weeks ago. The test status on their website did not update by the 10 o'clock deadline and I had to contact them. Quick reply even at 10:00pm on a Sunday night and a link to the results supplied. There was a View and download results button that may have been active but I had fixed on looking at the status message so not sure if they'd been available all the time. What nationality is your wife?

Did you use a Google account to log in? I stopped when it looked for this as it struck me as a bit fishy.

This is the first time I recall anyone posting this. Can you tell us how you fund the transaction, the recipient bank, whether you use a Borderless Account, what the transaction code is in the receiving account, the Wise partner in Thailand, how often you've experienced this etc.

I would say so. I've had ones approx 30 hours in Thailand and 24 in UK (x4). Also quoted 24 hours in Spain, but I went for the antigen test instead.

Test report issued. The sample itself can be taken outwith that time, although I'd be avoiding a lab that could take up to 72 hours if another option was available.

Vaccines issued throughout the EU and a few surrounding countries can be verified throughout the area. Not so easy to do worldwide though.

Mixed vaccines are now being accepted for travel to some countries and this will only increase. I'm not sure if any studies on the comparative effectiveness are complete yet.

No, the vaccine record from the vaccination centre was enough for a mate to enter Spain a couple of weeks ago. Fortunately they accept Sinovac. The little yellow card is far more dubious IMO as too open to forgery.

Pass code for Android users is 787350 Pass code for Apple users is 987345 if anyone wants to have a closer look.

Have you opened a Wise Borderless account at any point?

It might help if the OP and other posters mentioned whether they're using a Wise Borderless account or not. In some instances it's obvious, but often when people are saying Wise has their money it's not clear IMO, and could affect how things are processed at Wise and the responses here.

Look at Qatar, Emirates, Etihad or Singapore (there may be others bit these spring to mind). Not all flights are daily.

Not hard to find the original: https://www.reuters.com/article/health-coronavirus-thailand/thailand-delays-plan-to-re-open-cities-to-tourists-until-november-idINL4N2QO1UG

Several countries are accepting mixed vaccines for entry now, and 12 doses from 10 can be done by utilising vial overfill and low dead zone syringes, so aren't too far out there. I've never come across anything on the intramuscular or not, except a trial that was taking place that I never heard results from.

If your request for compensation was anything like your post here they probably couldn't make any sense of it.

You would need to ask test suppliers about their particular products as all will vary slightly. For admission to the UK, for example, the figures required are ≥97% specificity and ≥80% sensitivity at viral loads above 100,000 copies/ml. so that could give you something to compare with.

Oops, sorry OP. I thought it was a threadflicker with a random question.

Nothing to do with this thread. Start a new one please so as not to screw up snooky's one.

And apparently you have no concept of how chat forums work. You really need to read and understand before you post otherwise you look silly, as in your case here.

Yes, but we're still left with the same question as to whether Thailand will accept it. The example shown above requires a pin code. It's at the bottom of the form and was required to access his info.