RobinV

So as a fully vaccinated person I still need to fill in a Thai pass?????

Used Medishare in the end 30 tabs 330 baht. Ezedoc which is ezetimibe. Thanks again to all the advice given. Very much appreciated

A few Thai millionaires did just that in Australia. Started on student visas mainly.

So if I have 2 X MZ in Australia, registered there. How do I get this on the Thai system? I did have my Pizza booster here, but that can't be listed in Australia unless I return there. I read that getting Swiss certificate was easy for my Registered shots in Aussie, but the booster not.

Where?? Best I can do is 950 locally

Same where I am south of Pattaya. Look after ALL residents in our community, even homeless ones. Something you won't see much back in Australia

I'm going to need a doctor to sort that out. But I know statins are no good for me. The cripple me in fact. I thank you and all other replies. I have managed to reduce it from 1600 down to 750. I'm sure I can get it down more with some research. It just mind blowing that it's 3 times more expensive than in Australia.

Ok, local chemist 990 baht thanks to earlier reply Message online 750 Another online 1000 baht. These are Exemitribe or variants. Which cost 500 baht in Australia.. That's the catch, how does profit gouging Australia beat them all. Very thankful for all of the help from fellow members.

So my understanding of this is that Perm Residents do not require health insurance?? Is that right? I have Defence Vet cover for ongoing disabilities, but they are specific in nature. I'd fly back to Australia for anything major as it's free. So I'm not really interested in insurance anyway.

Tried it on me a few times, I just don't carry cash, they have taken my car keys or passport and have me forceably restrained. I just wait them out. Not having to leave or work confused them. Normally let me go within a few hours or at dawn when the shift changes.

Thanks one and all. I'll see what transpires and update.

As it turned out you are correct. No pressure to commit to Thai passport. Suppose they prefer the noose on our necks.

Thankyou. Didn't see it.

Been talked about before but dated, and price mentioned was 90 Baht. Might have been a typo. I'm after EZETROL otherwise marketed as ZETIA. In Australia it's EZETIMIBE. Tried local Pattaya pharmacies but keep getting runaround, finally found some but 1600 baht now for what I can buy in Australia for 500 Baht. (I get pensioners discount 150 Baht) So someone is ripping me off. Can anyone direct me to an honest pharmacy?

Been living here for over 20 years. Biggest beef if the exit visa I need to travel. Portugal is on my list along with one of those cheap houses in Sicily. I'm going to investigate them this year to see if it's really better than here.

Edward why the 90 day report if you have Cert of Residence? Or am I confusing this with Perm Residence? I have PR, never done 90 day thing, and I'm listed on our house Book. I do been a Non Imm visa to exit tho.

Be interesting to see if PR are charged as well. I am <deleted> off that they will not allow me tax exemption on purchases because I am not a citizen or a tourist. So theory wise I'm exempt from this charge. ??????

Ok I drove up and was tested at the door. In and out in less than 30 minutes. Total trip time 5 hrs from Sattahip. Return in 3 days, pay 1902 Baht, and come home with me PR book. Total cost including petrol, hwy fees etc will be about 5500 Baht.

Unfortuneately, life. Vaccine may have prevented many deaths, but it will never silence these morons.

tone less, not timeless.

One step further, I'm replacing my White Book. It's been 18 yrs since my initial PR. Same procedure or do they try to convince me to become a citizen? I can't sing the anthem, my Thai is timeless due to deafness.

They confiscate residents returning late documents. My passport and Residency book were confiscated at airport. Given a receipt and told to report to Local Immigration. In this case Pattaya. I turned up a week later and they had no idea what I was talking about. I insisted that maybe the snail mail might be late. Thereupon they checked it, behold my doc's were there. I finally walked out with it all complete, and late return waived.

I'm amazed the er cops haven't been dealt with. Better this just goes away, slipped on the soap or faulty power switch etc. So the obvious answer is they are going to get off, suspended sentence for time served and no justice whatsoever. TIT

Just arrived from Australia. The free State PCR test 72 hours prior to flight was deemed unusable so had to fork out $150Aud for another test at Airport. Same result, but this time a passport No was included. I heard it was a money grab by Australian Immigration. Then Thai immigration wouldn't let me in on expired Exit Visa for Resident. Had to hand over my passport and Residency book and report to Chonburi within a month to sort that out and hopefully they return both to me. Another PCR test at hotel, and another NEG. Plus instructions to have another PCR test in 7 days, and hopefully that's it. I don't recall anyone at airport checking my medical insurance or hotel booking. The hotel did ask for copy of med Insurance before I arrived, and did accept the initial free PCR test. So the Australian government is just as bad as the Thai govt imo.

I have PR and applied for 90 day pass, didn't mention PR. 1st application on 1st Nov API, which my brother explained is a clot inbetween server and web interface. 2nd Nov I tried again, was really <deleted> that all doc's had to be JPG, I'd prepared using pdf. Anyway they emailed yesterday to say resubmit because the Vaccination doc's were not clear. In Australia both vaccinations appear on one document. The Thai Pass asks for 1st & 2nd. I just uploaded mine twice. Behold, 9 minutes later they approved my application while I was still swearing my head off. The interesting hurdle of course is will they allow my 90 days health insurance to enter on PR non immigrant visa (which is 7 months overdue). Or force me into 12 months insurance or a simple tourist visa?