What does HN mean on the "Fit to Travel" certificate template?

[user70]

What does HN mean on the "Fit to Travel" certificate template, which I found on https://thaiest.com/blog/fit-to-fly-health-certificate-for-travelers-to-thailand? (also please let me know if you think that the template will be refused by the Thai authorities)

 

Edited February 12, 2021 by user70

[Salerno]

6 minutes ago, user70 said:

What does HN mean on the "Fit to Travel" certificate template

 

Hospital number (it's an old somewhat outdated form). Shouldn't be a problem being accepted (personally I'd highlight the "Fit to fly as a normal seated passenger" line), most reports I've seen don't use that form.

[blackcab]

14 minutes ago, user70 said:

...will be refused by the Thai authorities

 

In my experience the fit to for is not seen by the Thai authorities. In the UK it is not a required document in order to get a visa or a COE.

 

The fit to fly is presented to airport staff at check in.

[user70]

21 minutes ago, Salerno said:

most reports I've seen don't use that form.

thank you, if you have some other templates, I am interested ????

[Salerno]

Just now, user70 said:

thank you, if you have some other templates, I am interested ????

 

You thinking of producing them? 555 Most clinics just do their own given they have their own stationery.

 

Here's a good one from Egypt:

 

[user70]

18 minutes ago, Salerno said:

 

You thinking of producing them? 555 Most clinics just do their own given they have their own stationery.

 

Here's a good one from Egypt:

 

Thanks! Yes I am expecting some physicians may appreciate having some templates. 

[user70]

40 minutes ago, blackcab said:

 

In my experience the fit to for is not seen by the Thai authorities. In the UK it is not a required document in order to get a visa or a COE.

 

The fit to fly is presented to airport staff at check in.

does the airport staff at check in have some  fit to fly templates?

[Robin]

Arrived in Thailand 3 weeks go from UK.  Fit to Fly Cert was issued by UK clinic that did Covid test.  Simply  letter from Clinic headed fit to fly, with Covid test result attached.

Nothing like the F2F cert shown by Thai Authorities.

 printed out letter and Test result cert and showed both at Check-in and transit airport. Accepted without question.

I think the original F2F cent was something TAT picked up on the internet, and applies for any sick passengers, but nothing to do with Covid

Covid test done in UK, at My Health Care Clinic near Heathrow.  found on Internet.  They advertise Covid test and F2F cert as package

 

[ubonjoe]

There are more examples at number 12 on this embassy webpage. https://thaiembdc.org/2020/07/23/faq-for-non-thais-wishing-to-enter-thailand-during-the-covid-19-pandemic/

[user70]

10 hours ago, ubonjoe said:

There are more examples at number 12 on this embassy webpage. https://thaiembdc.org/2020/07/23/faq-for-non-thais-wishing-to-enter-thailand-during-the-covid-19-pandemic/

This is perfect, thanks! I note that they ask for

Quote

• The important information that needs to be shown in the Fit to fly certificate are
  – Letterhead/ Logo showing the name of the clinic/ urgent care
  – Name of the Doctor/Physician/Nurse/Healthcare provider
  – Medical license number

+ I'm guessing a mention that covid test is negative

 

 

[HashBrownHarry]

17 hours ago, Salerno said:

 

You thinking of producing them? 555 Most clinics just do their own given they have their own stationery.

 

Here's a good one from Egypt:

 

Personally i'd prefer to present something a bit better than this to reduce the risk of refusal.

 

 

[Salerno]

18 minutes ago, HashBrownHarry said:

Personally i'd prefer to present something a bit better than this to reduce the risk of refusal.

 

Me and you both, I wouldn't be chancing blowing the time spent getting all my ducks in a row on that document (person who asked about it being OK was advised getting another more "professional looking" certificate which I assume they did).