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8 hours ago, placeholder said:

But the insurance has to last as long as your visa does. So if you're in thailand with a retirement visa and it expires sep 22, 2022, your covid insurance is going to have to cover that entire length of time.

Yeah, I didn’t read the OP post properly 

AXa do 30 day insurance 

https://u.axa.co.th/Sawasdee_AQ

1 minute ago, grain said:

I had 1 AZ at Medpark 7 weeks ago, my 2nd jab appointment is in 5 weeks. Some of my friends have asked for and received the 2nd jab earlier, after 6-8 weeks, but everything I've read indicates that waiting the full 12 weeks gives optimum protection with AZ. So I'll be fully vaxed with AZ late Oct. I guess about 5-6 months later, around March/April 2022, I'll be considering a Pfizer or Moderna booster.

I’ve never understood this idea about “considering a Pfizer or Moderna booster”

when did it become a vaccine supermarket?

”i night top myself up with a Yellow Fever booster in the fall”

5 hours ago, crazykopite said:

When you mix your alcoholic drinks you end up with a very bad headache the next day , god knows what mixing vaccines does I for one wouldn’t mix my vaccine thankfully I get my 2nd AZ this Friday 

Welcome to the stupidest analogy of the week 

I’ve had 4

2 x Sinovac, 2 x Pfizer. The guy giving my Pfizer said it was perfectly safe “it’s only a vaccine 

I know someone who has had 2 x Sinopharm, then. 2 x AZ then had to have 2 x Pfizer when returning to UK 

Applied a week Ago, got the pre approval back In hours (after i Had to change 2 thing, my mistake.

then uploaded all my flights SHA approval etc and have heard nothing back for a week. Should i Be concerned? Flights are return and insurance is valid, freshly jabbed with Pfizer in the last month 

5 minutes ago, ubonjoe said:

You will only get a 30 day extension of your visa exempt entry.

At this time you would get a 45 day visa exempt entry but after the 30th of this month is unknown if the order for them will be extended. If not extended you would get a 30 day visa exempt entry.

You may not need a ticket out of the country to apply for the COE. Some embassies do not require it. But the airline may want to see a ticket out within 30 or 45 days.

If needed you could us a one one way ticket to anywhere to meet the 30 or 45 day requirement.

Thanks Joe. Really appreciate the reply 

I am coming back to Thailand via Phuket sandbox for 70 day trip. I have never visited Thailand without a visa before (always had Non-B multi)

can I extend my 30 day visa exempt for a further 45 days at immigration?

if I book a 70 day trip on Visa exempt will the COE be accepted?

cheers 

It’s approved but not available anywhere, the French embassy had some a few months ago, but nowhere else.

1 minute ago, rabas said:

Man who got 4 Covid-19 jabs could face prosecution, Hong Kong authorities warn, slamming his ‘extremely selfish’ behaviour 

Well here’s what happened in the case of my friend 

she was living in Dubai and got double dosed with Sinopharm early in the year, then her employers realized that Sinopharm wasn’t accepted in many countries for travel, so did a company wide AZ double dosed vaccination. She then went back to UK only to find out UK doesn’t recognize any vaccine administered outside UK and EU so had to get a vaccine in the UK so went for Pfizer 

ridiculous vaccine politics will be with us for years 

my experience was similar (with the exception of the AZ bit in the middle) 

3 minutes ago, gargamon said:

I said a reputable source....

Basically you are another person who can’t see further than his own nose

gotcha 

I’ll let you into a little secret. There is no international database of vaccines administered. If you cross borders, nobody knows your vaccination status 

1 hour ago, gargamon said:

You got a link from a reputable source for that? It should be almost impossible for anyone to get a fourth jab. Very few can now get the third.

I’ve had 3 and my 4th is due in 2 weeks 

I know someone who has had 6

Sinopharm x2, AZ x 2, Pfizer x 2 

2 hours ago, katana said:

There will be continued variants discovered requiring vaccinations, lockdowns, restrictions and loss of freedoms until the final Covid variant which will be called communism.

Communism?  Hahahaaha what?

are you drunk?

4 hours ago, rodknock said:

why do they keep buying that junk??

for second shot they want AZ.

what will they want for 3rd. booster????

they would be better buying Pfizer or Moderna.

Because it isn’t junk, it’s effective when mixed with other vaccines and unlike other brands, it’s available now 

@fondue zoo are you a US citizen?

Haven’t seen it, and I sent money from UK to Thailand last Week (for the first time) 

i really impressed with it tho, money arrived in minutes for a tiny fee 

Any agent worth his salt will be able to sort this out. Or you can get a residence certificate and take it to a BBL. shop around tho 

6 minutes ago, MrJ2U said:

Yup. 

Look at the state of you

what happened to your Wumao activity thread? Why was that taken down? 
 

you’ve previously accused me of being a paid agent for the Chinese government and now of not living in Thailand.

what an embarrassment 

6 minutes ago, MrJ2U said:

 

If you actually lived in this country you would understand that Thai's aren't particularly  happy with the thought of taking Sinovac.

 

Maybe you'll make it over someday.

Ive lived in Thailand since 2006 and came back to UK for a short break last month. 
stop talking complete rubbish.

2 minutes ago, MrJ2U said:

Yup. 

Besides the 10 million people in Thailand who have already received it.

pathetic response as per usual MrJ2U

https://t.co/ofnTu02XBX

excellent short term strategy for the next 2 months in the race to get the county open, while AZ supplies are still limited.

Just now, Doctor Tom said:

So what?  Lots of people have contracted Covid after having had two shots, including my two eldest kids in the UK . 

I think it’s a troll topic. Surely nobody can be surprised at double dosed people can get symptomless COVID 

7 hours ago, onekoolguy said:

Because a lot of people, including me got innoculated with one dose of Sinovac and one dose of Astrazenaca.  We probably will have to get additional vaccines in order to enter some countries or to be considered fully vaccinated?

Vaccines don’t exist to facilitate travel. They are to stop people getting ill and dying from Covid 

6 hours ago, Bangkok Barry said:

 

I'm resigned to the fact that after my local hospital Sinovac jab last month and my AZ second jab on the 15th, I'll later have to have a second AZ jab later in order to travel to the UAE. I took the Sinovac as it was available and I had no choice without having to travel a long distance to get an alternative, but I consider it was actually largely a waste of time, except to travel domestically.

Vaccines do not exist to facilitate travel. They are to stop you getting ill and dying from COVID

”waste of time” indeed

2 hours ago, RickG16 said:

That's not true is it? I thought the Thai made AZ jab was not recognised by the UK vaccination programme?

 

Can anyone confirm / deny?

That’s true, at the moment the UK doesn’t recognize any vaccine administered outside UK, EU and US. Regardless of the brand