Gustomucho

Not bad but your font choice is not the right one... edit : After inspection, it is pretty close, I guess it is only the last r from "passport number" who looks a bit weird but should be close enough...

So, just for public knowledge... the font used by the Quebec Vaccination QR document is Deja Vu Sans and the one on Canadian Vaccination QR is Liberation Sans...

Did your vaccination certificate have passport number? If not, did you manually add it?

The Thai Canadian Embassy called back... they are saying it should work even without the passport number on the vaccination card... Her answer "Of course Sir, not all information will be on the vaccination document, if your name and date of birth is enough" I will try to send it normally and hope for the best I guess... I do have a handwritten paper with vaccine information here, I could just write passport number on it as it is a pretty non-useful document for Quebec/Canada...

They have been saying for a long time now to allow for 7 days of processing time, I hope for you they will be quicker than expected... the whole process is pretty stressful to be honest, between lack luster information and convoluted process, they are really pushing the the tourist will to travel.

I called the Thai Embassy in Canada about that issue, waiting for them to call back, we do not have the passport number on our vaccination certificate either... What a convoluted system... need all that info, so you need airline, hotel, certification, insurance and you do not know if Thailand will accept... so you basically roll the dice and hope it will work and if not you are screwed with plane tickets you cannot cancel on most instances and if you need to re-schedule you will have to redo the whole process. They ask too much for the PASS... remove the dates, remove the flight number, just verify if people are qualified and then ask for more information later... what is wrong with them.

Do you guys know if they would accept Expedia insurance (CAD$ :262,000) includes covid-19, but worded pretty poorly in their documentation... just good on their reservation page but not a lot of information about in-out patient stuff.

Same, oh well, going to bed, will see tomorrow morning I guess.

Except Indians have been faking vaccine certificate and covid-free results for months... no one should trust documents coming from India...

I am insured from a Canadian insurance company for $1M, it includes Covid-19 related medical expenses, it is pretty deep in the documentation though, how do I prove to the immigration agent that I have coverage for Covid-19 ? Do you guys have any idea? I am guessing the insurer will not accept to write a letter, I will talk to them tomorrow but it seems complicated to say the least. Oh, and here (Quebec) they charge around $200 for a PCR test and only in big cities... lovely.