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1 hour ago, Moonlover said:

How can you say that about something that hasn't even been fully tested yet?

So what i will say they are going to boost with something that may or may not work and is not even dreamt up yet (is that better) instead of tried and tested vaccines

Lastly are you brave enough to volunteer To test  the new fangled somtan flavoued thai stuff  then.....

I thought not

1 hour ago, webfact said:

He said that next year, Thailand will have at least 90 million vaccine doses, consisting of 60 million from AstraZeneca and 30 million doses of the Pfizer vaccine.

 

Thailand will also have doses of the Novavax vaccine and other locally produced vaccines from Chulalongkorn University, Baiya Phytopharm Company and the Government Pharmaceutical Organization, which will be used for booster jabs, Mr Anutin explained.

In no way is this comforting

This homemade Thai vaccine will make Sinovac look good

Luckily i will be able to get my booster in UK

4 hours ago, BadSpottedDog said:

I'm not "anti vax". This vax isn't like previous ones. Vaccinated can still catch, carry, and transmit covid. That's a known fact. Those who want it should get it. Those who don't (or can't, like 2 of my family members) shouldn't be punished for not getting it. 
 

BUT a vaccine  mitigates the chance of going to hospital dying etc (yes i understand vaccinated ones can  pass it on)

Personally im vaccinated and if i spread it to someone who isn't vaccinated by their choice TUFF!

Those  allergic or cant be vaccinated for medical reasons will have to take extra care

11 hours ago, Lite Beer said:

Most Thais do not even go to the next village let alone abroad.

My neighbor has only beenout of the village to prachuap 15km away 2 times in last 10 years

Fine i have no problems with this

But and a big BUT the country is nowhere near vaccinated maybe 50% being generous ..Add to this the need for boosters for those being vaccinated already i think the braindead government has maybe forgotten About this

Ok maybe at a push the end of next yeat they could say this. .but it will take organisational Skills way beyond the if if moves salute it or steal it mob

Evidently It is if you want to get into Switzerland

My local in prachuap is a shop on sea front i can buy a beer take a chair and walk across the road and drink. .. no one cares

However

I cannot take a beer and sit at the chair outside the shopfront its forbidden

My local in village I can sit and drink to my hearts content withmost of vilkage  ..no foreigner

It really does seem the gov has lost its mind or are they really trying to kill the entertainment  industry

I drove 8km this morning I could have earnt 200k just by  reporting fat women in salengs

21 hours ago, Moonlover said:

And the second Acer is the one right in front of me now, bought in 2012 and has been totally reliable. And when its time comes, it will be an Acer once again.

same here they are workhorse's 

5 minutes ago, robblok said:

That is what i am talking about having to amend the insurance policy each time i travel instead of just paying by year and not looking back. Its ok if you go somewhere incidentally but if you travel more frequently it will become a pain in the ass. 

I think we are at cross purposes 

My retirement visa  has expired on 5 August for 8 years

so if i wanted yearly insurance which i haven't i would arrange ins to that date or as near as possible as a one off

So then  My reentry permit I would always be admitted until 8 august 

As would  insurance be always valid to that date

Everybody happy

1 minute ago, robblok said:

So i pay in january for the whole year. Now if i go out of Thailand in februari and go back in march. My insurance would be 3 months short (so i might have to pay them 3 months have a new policy).

sorry i am confused this makes no sense

Your insurance only has be up to the date of reentry permit so i really do not see a problem

At worst just amend ins policy to coincide with expiry date of visa 

never any more problems

2 hours ago, robblok said:

Im just <deleted> off because I do have insurance always had and a good one too, but these rules make it hard for me anyway as i pay yearly for it. So it will never match my travel dates. Meaning I have to change my policiy with every trip (hassle)

 

All this because of those ************ who thought insurance was not needed and got in trouble. 

 

 

If your insurance is yearly and renewed yearly how on earth can it effect your traveling

you are insured year round so it matters not when you leave or return

you could in all reality do you return  thai pass whatever its called before you left Thailand

36 minutes ago, jwest10 said:

On the face of it great news but do not forget the UK Citizens returning to Thailand for instance would be subjected to strict Covit medical insurance and very costly and not sure if the Thais are covered and know covered in Thailand.
Families could still be split up.
Or am I missing something and as UK citizens we not entitled to medical care , even though paid our dues for 40 or 50 years and yes travel insurance for Thais?

I will be returning 2 weeks prior to reentry expiring i can run with 2 weeks insurance  i think

but yes that must be kept in mind

But when and where can we get booster shots if we have had sinovac and AZ

Nothing available in provinces yet

On 11/3/2021 at 6:41 PM, John Drake said:

Things will go easy for Payola Barrow. He has his benefactors running interference for him.

I think you can not Count on him anymore seems he is getting more aligned with government ever passing hour

hes just a paid Shrill now

22 minutes ago, Bkk Brian said:

Possibly but he did not seem to get any special treatment on his return into Bangkok:

 

Richard Barrow just reported it took 28 hours quarantined in his room for him to get his pcr test result when he arrived back in Bangkok

Oh dear that" insufferable man" Barrow is suffering

7 hours ago, Odinrex said:

Why not do it like PoorSucker, buy a cheap refundable ticket to Singapore 14 days later to show together with insurance for 14 days?

I read somewhere from that insurance had to match time left on re entry

10 hours ago, DrJack54 said:

OP, Correct your insurance needs cover time that you will be stamped in for. In your case 9 months

I would be more than happy to buy a cheap ticket out and only pay for few days insurance

Can we get 100% confirmation On this as i might go to uk soon and would be returning on 8 months reentry

As it stands insurance would be more than the ticket .. incredible!