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They've gone downhill since they lost James Hardin

My Thai friend tested positive on arrival and got to quarantine at a hotel at governments expense. 

Percentages,  Factor in the tens of thousands that are not positive. Still extremely low positivity rate. Of course there will be some.

I've been waiting 3 weeks since I submitted my application. It still says under review. Looks like I'm going to have to scrap my plans. I'll be losing almost $2k. 

On 11/17/2021 at 6:17 AM, NanLaew said:

I recall some members on the original TP thread who had a few weeks lead time on actual travel stating that they got their QR codes in about 7 to 10 days. Obviously the earlier the better and the 7-days that they say may be too tight if there's need for a document to be resubmitted. Personally, I applied on 2 Nov for an 11 Nov departure and got my QR code on 8 Nov after sending a follow-up email. I read a few members on this tread getting their QR codes same-day or overnight.

I'm on day 7 today. Not too concerned yet as my departure isn't until December 7th. We will see how this goes

Has anybody come across this??? 

I submitted my Thailand Pass registration last week  when I checked yesterday it said under review. Now today I entered all the same information to inquire and it says The information is not registered.  Has my application been deleted? Do I have to start all over again from the beginning.?? No answer on the helplines.

Yeah I know what you mean about sweating it out. I have a good chunk of Change already invested in a December 7th departure.  I'm told to not even apply until about 7 - 10 days out. Is this true??? Congrats to you. It must be a huge relief. Enjoy 

Just found something about IATA Travel pass app. Airline supposedly gives you a 6 digit access code to set up

Is the Vaccination Record Card from CDC in US acceptable form of proof of Vaccination? Seems a bit informal to be used for international travel but that's all they gave me

21 hours ago, Swiss1960 said:

That would be correct, yes. HOWEVER: most airlines in this time offer free - and sometimes unlimited - postponement of flights, so you could still use the flight at a later stage, once you sorted the COE problem. 

Also, there is no waiting period for the COE process. Once you know the reason for the rejection, remediate the problem and start again, if you started early (see my previous post), your flight will probably still be valid.

Ok Thanks

5 hours ago, ubonjoe said:

You need to apply for it at least 15 days before the day your flight departs.

Normally the do not issue the COE until 3 or 4 days before you flight.

 

So does that mean if you roll the dice on non refundable flight tics and your COE gets denied you have to eat the cost?