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14 minutes ago, pj123 said:

My registrationhas now been sorted out and I can now access the Mor Phrom app. The certificate on the app is the only one I have . However, it does not show my passport number. Under that section it just uses the same 13 digit number. 

Take a look right from the 13 digit. There should be your passport number.

old information

I got my first shot AZ in July and the second is planed in October. I could have Moderna now, but I prefer to receive the second AZ shot.

1. reason: I will have a clear documentation about full vaccination
2. reason: I will catch a third shot beginning of next year in my home country. That time should be already the next generation of mRMA vaccines available.

3 minutes ago, Gottfrid said:

Out of about 65 million either have to work or not have economy to travel around due to the long going pandemic. Then you add the huge amount of about 150 000 foreigners.

After that you have to consider the facts that we still have about 20 000 new infections and around 300 deaths per day. That means common sense tells you it´s not advisable to travel around too much yet as well as the will to take such risks wont be high.

oh really?

1 minute ago, Gottfrid said:

What visitors?

70 Million Thais and also many Farang

I just received the following answer from the German Embassy:

 

vielen Dank für Ihre Anfrage.

Derzeit gab es keine Probleme der Anerkennung des lokal hergestellten AstraZeneca Impfstoffes für die Rückreise nach Deutschland, sofern der Impfnachweis alle Erfordernisse gem. Coronavirus-Einreiseverordnung erfüllt.

Bitte beachten Sie, dass die Entscheidung zur Durchführung des Transportes am Ende die jeweilige Airline fällt. Die Nachweise sind daher bei Check-In im Original zur Prüfung vorzulegen.

Die Botschaft entscheidet nicht über die Anerkennung der Impfnachweise.

Mit freundlichen Grüßen

Im Auftrag

1 hour ago, Scouse123 said:

How so?

 

I am really interested and wanting to know on this subject. I have both Googled and checked the website and to me it's unclear.

 

I thought I would be OK as I will have had AZ administered in Thailand but still on the list of 4 acceptable vaccines of the UK coupled with the fact the UK is telling us on the website to get vaccinated in the country of residence if possible.

It is not important where the vaccine was administered. Only important that the administered vaccine is approved. The production facility/company must have an approval number. Regarding my information Siam Bionscience don't have this approval. Siam Bionscience just have a license from AstraZeneca but this is not enough.

29 minutes ago, tomacht8 said:

This is more "eye friendly"

Check out the Plus Symbol for Astra Z.

 

https://www.pei.de/DE/newsroom/dossier/coronavirus/coronavirus-inhalt.html?cms_pos=3

but for Thailand Siam Bioscience is not mentioned as "Lizenznehmer"

the Phyathai Hospital in Bangkok informed me that the vaccine is still not approved in the EU

11 minutes ago, tomacht8 said:

Thai produced AZ is on the List.

If you had 2 AZ shots you are free to go. If not, you can get out on day 6 from home quarantine with an extra PCR test. 

 

Where is it on the list?

1 minute ago, BritManToo said:

Doesn't matter if the vaccine was made in the UK, it's not accepted if it was injected in Thailand.

wrong

28 minutes ago, banglay said:

Heads Up  

as at 09:20 28/07    open and taking booking .. Good luck folks ????

 BNH Hospital, Bangkok

     Pre-registration: https://form.jotform.com/212021330826441

       Date of vaccination: 2-31 August 2021 (except weekends and holidays)

what vaccine will they give?

7 minutes ago, banglay said:

Thanks for the update .... questions how was the parking at Phayathai 2  was there adequate spaces available?  free or a charge ?  and what time did you leave Pattaya ?(my appointment is at the same time 14:00hrs)

They have a parking house free of charge. The space in this house is quite narrow. If you have a large car it might be a bit difficult. But the staff is very helpful. They gave me a special place outside where my pickup could be parked without problem.  You will need about 1:45-2:00 hrs. to get there.

56 minutes ago, banglay said:

Will they accept the SMS text from the hospital as proof at the check point?  or if not how to get proof of appointment from the hospital.   everything is as clear as mud as per usual ????

I will report tomorrow if they don't lock me 555

Does anybody know if it is allowed to travel from Pattaya to Bangkok to get vaccinated on Tuesday (travel restrictions). Is a Covid-test or quarantine required?

9 hours ago, Skallywag said:

Understood.  Hopefully by tomorrow from what I remember from the few other on here that got their form submitted.

Will report back when and if it happens

I registered today morning and just 1 hour ago I received a SMS that I will get vaccinated next Tuesday.

7 minutes ago, Skallywag said:

Cannot believe I got registered at the https://phyathai2international.com/  web site this morning!  I am 63 years old BTW

Keep trying people.  Tuesday I got on right at 9:00 and by the time I had filled out and submitted, was told it had closed already

Today, I tried periodically hitting the refresh many times from about 8:59, finally after many reloads the google docs link showed up around 9:07 am.  

Typed all information in by hand had to go back and enter Non-Immigrant as I had skipped that.  Assumed I took too long and would not make it into the  "100 registered per day"

Yet low and behold it went through.

Got an email right away to confirm

Haven't been to Bangkok for over a year but assume my rabbit card still works for the BTS and the Ekkamai bus from Pattaya is still running a few time a day as that is how I roll

Peace 

good, but wait wait ... now you need the confirmation from the hospital that they approve your registration

49 minutes ago, Thomas J said:

Is that the same WHO who said that the coronavirus was reported to be not transferable from human to human by the Chinese

Oh I see ... you are a real Corona-Expert. 

1 hour ago, jomtienisgood said:

Sinovac is not accepted in EU .

Sinovac is approved by the WHO

28 minutes ago, banglay said:

If Lazada was in charge of the vaccinations and delivery Thailand would have hit the herd immunity target weeks ago   Lol 555555

maybe...but then we could see many fake vaccine made in ....

45 minutes ago, JimHuaHin said:

I tend to agree with Advocate - it is the ATO!!

 

This is really annoying <deleted>, which I went through last year with CitiBank Australia, but not my other Australian bank.  Four sets of written communications and 2 telephone calls did not resolve the problem.  In the end, changing my postal address back to Australia seems to have solved the problem.

 

As part of the process, to please the Australian bureaucrats, I went to my local Thai tax office to apply for a TIN.  Provided my passport.  "You have Non-Imm O-A visa, you cannot get one".  "Are you working in Thailand?", "No", "You cannot get TIN".  "Do you have any income in Thailand" "Yes, only Thai bank interest". "No, you cannot get TIN".  This basic exchange happened with 4 different tax officials, at 2 different offices.  I gave up.

 

 

In Pattaya it is easy to get a TIN. No questions...just fill out the form and give your passport and a certificate of residence.