Lucian

Tks ubonjoe for the infographic. There is no info on those (non-O visa holders) who currently live in Thailand and went overseas and returned to Bangkok in less than 21 days. Are they subject to the new no-quarantine measures and no medical insurance needed?

<removed> I live in Bangkok on a Non-O visa (Marriage) valid until April 2022 with a re-entry permit and am fully vaccinated since Sept 7. I intend to fly to Singapore mid November and spend a few days there. I will be flying SQ (non-chartered flight) and with the new rules for no-quarantine, does this mean that I will need to join the sandbox program when I return to Thailand and that I'll need to be quarantined in a ASQ hotel for 7+ days and have a US$50K medical insurance policy? And since there isn't a sandbox program in Bangkok, I will have to fly to Phuket or other sandbox destinations?? Anyone has any clue of this "chartered flight" requirement?

Since I couldn't login to the Extranet or iOS App to report my 90-days for the past 9 months (where the system rejected my report due to "overstay" - which is incorrect), I had to again visit MTT to file in the report personally. I lodged a "complaint" at the MTT Service Counter which was suggested by the Division 1@CW who had replied to my email complaint a week ago. At the MTT Service Counter the officer confirmed that I'm not on "overstay" and his system showed that my visa will only expire in April 2022. However he cannot do anything on his side about the extranet system as it's the responsibility of CW. I suspect that there are 2 separate databases - one to serve the extranet (and IOS app) and the other to serve officers working real-time at the counters at MTT and CW. Somehow the extranet database was not synced or updated to the real-time database. As a TVF (or now ANF) member said, it just need an entry-level IT guy to fix this!

Do you still need to make an appointment to submit the 90-day report at MTT? The Immigration Bureau Appointment webpage can no longer be found.

Update: Got my 2nd jab of AZ today at Phyathai 2 Hospital. No crowds at all; it took less than 10 minutes from filling up a form to getting my jab. Had to stay for another 30 minutes for observation. They then called my queue number and was given a Vax Cert (printed in both Thai and English). All in all, well organized and courteous staff at Phyathai 2. PS: My original appointment was on 14 Sep. However when I logged into the MorProm app last week (using the 13-digit Thai ID number on my appointment slip) I discovered that my appointment has been changed to 7th Sep. I did not receive any SMS informing me of the change. For those of you who have a 2nd jab appointment in mid September, better log in to MorProm or call Phyathai 2 to reconfirm your new appointment date.

I managed to call Phyathai 2 Hospital to enquire about the change of my 2nd appointment from 14 Sep to 7 Sep in MorProm. They confirmed that it has been changed to 7 Sep by the Ministry of Health and they were not responsible for sending out the SMS. So I shall be going there on Tuesday to get my 2nd jab even though I have not received any SMS about the date change.

Tks steveb5. Did the SMS indicate that your 2nd jab will still be at Phyathai 2 Hospital? I might have received the Thai SMS last week but I deleted it thinking it was spam and I do not read Thai.

After my 1st jab on 22 June at Phyathai 2 Hospital (booked via the intervac website), I was given a NEXT APPOINTMENT slip to go back for the 2nd shot on 14 September. Today I downloaded the MorProm app and logged in using the 13-digit Thai ID on my appointment slip. With my Thai wife's help, I located my next appointment details and it was changed to 7 September. Question 1: Would I be receiving a SMS or email nearer to 7 September advising me of the change of appointment from 14 Sep to 7 Sep? Question 2: Would the 2nd jab be carried out at Phyathai 2 or elsewhere? Appreciate feedback from anyone who has just got their 2nd jab. Thanks.