Successfuly registered today and got an appointment next week. 
I read that the gap for AZ is 16 weeks, but what is the gap for Sinovac?

 

thanks 

2-4 weeks

 

 

Sinovac-CoronaVac:

WHO recommends 2x 0.5 ml doses given intramuscularly at an interval of 2–4 weeks between the first and second dose.

In Thailand I’m not sure what the interval between does is set at.

 

 

For Oxford-AstraZeneca:

The recommendation is  dosage is 2x 0.5 ml does given intramuscularly with an interval of 8 to 12 weeks between the first and second dose.

 

In Thailand the current second dose is 16 weeks after the first (most likely related to a lack of vaccines). 

 

 

 

 

Edited June 10, 20215 yr by richard_smith237

I know someone who got it in Thailand and he has the 2nd shot appointment 3 weeks after the first shot. 

what happens when they do not have enough vaccine for the second shot!!!

48 minutes ago, OneMoreFarang said:

I know someone who got it in Thailand and he has the 2nd shot appointment 3 weeks after the first shot. 

I know many who've already been told their 2nd jab has been delayed.  Significantly.  16 weeks is now the norm.

15 minutes ago, Jeffr2 said:

I know many who've already been told their 2nd jab has been delayed.  Significantly.  16 weeks is now the norm.

As far as I know 12 to 16 weeks is for Astra and not for Sinovac.

In threads here most people mention they got their second dose of Sinovac ~ 21 days. Some variation +/- a few days based on scheduling.

 

Not sure how this is affected by the delivery schedule(s) of Sinovac though. Think they have to be a bit careful, to insure that they have enough for dose #2.

 

Think they have quite a few doses on order, 5 MM?

 

With 1 MM due to arrive yesterday.

 

https://www.thaipbsworld.com/one-million-doses-of-sinovac-vaccine-arrive-in-thailand-this-morning/

 

AZ seems to be 16 weeks as the default, that's all I've seen or heard.

 

8 minutes ago, mtls2005 said:

In threads here most people mention they got their second dose of Sinovac ~ 21 days. Some variation +/- a few days based on scheduling.

 

Not sure how this is affected by the delivery schedule(s) of Sinovac though. Think they have to be a bit careful, to insure that they have enough for dose #2.

 

Think they have quite a few doses on order, 5 MM?

 

With 1 MM due to arrive yesterday.

 

https://www.thaipbsworld.com/one-million-doses-of-sinovac-vaccine-arrive-in-thailand-this-morning/

 

AZ seems to be 16 weeks as the default, that's all I've seen or heard.

 

I am sure it's a lot easier to plan 3 weeks in advance compared to 16 weeks. The 2nd shot Sinovac which people should receive in 3 weeks who get today their first shot is probably already in the country. The Astra, which people should get in 16 weeks, is probably far away or not yet produced - at least that is my guess. 

2 hours ago, OneMoreFarang said:

I am sure it's a lot easier to plan 3 weeks in advance compared to 16 weeks. The 2nd shot Sinovac which people should receive in 3 weeks who get today their first shot is probably already in the country. The Astra, which people should get in 16 weeks, is probably far away or not yet produced - at least that is my guess. 

My friend is getting his jab next week.  They told him the next one is 16 weeks away.  He's going to try and get Moderna as the second one.  Research is saying this is actually a good thing!

Those Thais I know who already got Sinovac got the 2nd jab three weeks after the 1st one. The delay others have mentioned only applies to AstraZeneca.

In China for the Sinovac, it is 3 to 4 weeks, depending on the province.

My daughter has just received her 2nd Sinovac jab, which is 3 weeks after the first one. 

I got the AZ shot yesterday and the second appointment is in exactly 12 weeks' time.  

13 hours ago, richard_smith237 said:

 

Sinovac-CoronaVac:

WHO recommends 2x 0.5 ml doses given intramuscularly at an interval of 2–4 weeks between the first and second dose.

In Thailand I’m not sure what the interval between does is set at.

 

 

For Oxford-AstraZeneca:

The recommendation is  dosage is 2x 0.5 ml does given intramuscularly with an interval of 8 to 12 weeks between the first and second dose.

 

In Thailand the current second dose is 16 weeks after the first (most likely related to a lack of vaccines). 

 

 

 

 

My mate got his first AZ jab today. Scheduled 2nd jab is in 8 weeks.  I've read that the Govt is saying at least 90 days between Sinovac jabs.

I got the AZ jab today, and my next appointment is 1 October--16 weeks.

9 hours ago, rodknock said:

what happens when they do not have enough vaccine for the second shot!!!

 

the patient's future might be at stake...somehow...

Am sitting in Mission hospital after the first jab of Astra Zenica. The next appointment is October. 16 weeks. Always assumed 12 weeks is the norm. 

16 hours ago, richard_smith237 said:

 

Sinovac-CoronaVac:

WHO recommends 2x 0.5 ml doses given intramuscularly at an interval of 2–4 weeks between the first and second dose.

In Thailand I’m not sure what the interval between does is set at.

 

 

For Oxford-AstraZeneca:

The recommendation is  dosage is 2x 0.5 ml does given intramuscularly with an interval of 8 to 12 weeks between the first and second dose.

 

In Thailand the current second dose is 16 weeks after the first (most likely related to a lack of vaccines). 

 

 

 

 

Hopefully the 16 weeks will be reduced if more doses become available.

8 hours ago, Jeffr2 said:

My friend is getting his jab next week.  They told him the next one is 16 weeks away.  He's going to try and get Moderna as the second one.  Research is saying this is actually a good thing!

One issue to consider is if your friend or anyone else wants to travel overseas would the country or countries to be travelled to accept this? Also would a vaccine passport be issued in Thailand?

3 hours ago, TigerandDog said:

My mate got his first AZ jab today. Scheduled 2nd jab is in 8 weeks.  I've read that the Govt is saying at least 90 days between Sinovac jabs.

 

Is he sure ?

 

On another thread a guy thought his second does was much sooner, but when he posted his appointment date is was clear that the date (written in Thai was in fact 27th September).

 

My second dose is in 16 weeks. 

 

Your mate may want to to ‘double check’ that he has not missunderstood or misread the date on his appointment card. 

 

12 hours ago, rimmae2 said:

One issue to consider is if your friend or anyone else wants to travel overseas would the country or countries to be travelled to accept this? Also would a vaccine passport be issued in Thailand?

Good point.  Actually, Thailand won't accept as proof of vaccine mixed jabs.  Good point!!

Two weeks in Cambodia for Sinovac. 

No BS about local or foreign. Everyone gets a jab. 

 

 

Edited June 12, 20215 yr by Yme

On 6/11/2021 at 7:04 PM, richard_smith237 said:

 

Is he sure ?

 

On another thread a guy thought his second does was much sooner, but when he posted his appointment date is was clear that the date (written in Thai was in fact 27th September).

 

My second dose is in 16 weeks. 

 

Your mate may want to to ‘double check’ that he has not missunderstood or misread the date on his appointment card. 

 

His appointment is written in english & Thai, and it is in 8 weeks.

Anybody knows, after receiving 2nd shot of Sinovac whatkind of proof or paperwork are they giving you to show that you are fully vaccinated?

Perhaps a covid passport?

Had Sinovac on the 15th. Second scheduled the 30th.

My husband got Sinovac through his work here. It was 3 weeks between doses. The info said he would get an e-receipt in the Mor Prom App which could be used to get a physical certificate at a gov office. I forget the exact details. But he couldn't register with the App anyway because he doesn't have a pink ID card/number. They used his tax number for his ID and gave him a paper certificate after the second dose instead. The certificate looks official. It has a QR code which brings the info up, and it has batch numbers etc. on it. 

Could be a moot point for me as Phayathai 2 say they haven’t received any vaccines and don’t know why the government opened up the website and listed any time-slots as available 

3 hours ago, Jajazazajaja said:

Could be a moot point for me as Phayathai 2 say they haven’t received any vaccines and don’t know why the government opened up the website and listed any time-slots as available 

 

Which might explain why the thailandintervac.com has not worked for many trying to register. They will only fix the site when they have the vax.