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Geroniman

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  1. Nice to see no casual racism or undue cynicism in this thread!
  2. Put a 35% tint on my Fortuner windscreen. It’s significantly lighter than the tints which were already on the side and rear windows, plus no issues driving at night Hi-Cool UV care 35A USA 2130.080 cost 2300 baht
  3. I think it’s all been covered above. The Thai authorities advise you to get a yellow ‘vaccination passport’ for international travel. In Phuket it comes from the Gov’t health office in Phuket Town. However, the UK Passenger Locator Form just requires one to declare that one is fully vaccinated under a recognized scheme (which Thailand now is). My experience of a recent flight to London is that no one in UK is interested in looking at your proof of vaccination (at least certainly not pre-Omicron). If you can get KLM to accept the Thai vaccination certificate provided by the hospital (best done at check-in), it’s probably job done. Ironically, in a reversal of this, my impression when I applied for the Thailand Pass online was that the Thai authorities might not have accepted the (Thai-issued) yellow vaccination passport ????. Luckily I had my Thai hospital vaccination cert with me
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