As the attached photos show, you must have a blue house book with your name in it and a Thai ID card to get covid-19 vaccine in Pattaya, on beach road.

 

I thought foreigners were going to be treated equally in getting a covid-19 inoculation. Surprise! Thai only!

I think they see it as a no lose situation denying farang the vaccine. If they catch covid money flows to hospitals. If they die money flows to thai birds most likely

'Waiting for Covid'.  A play in two Acts by Samuel Beckett.

 

In the first Act two tramps are on stage, promising over and over again that the vaccines will arrive any day now.

 

In the second Act, they die.

 

The members of the audience are (all unknowing) part of the drama. They rise for a standing ovation.

Just so you know, Thai people too, who are not registered in any local blue can't get vaccinated either in Pattaya...

We are close to the day, when every thread on this forum, is about Expats not getting vaccinations.

As they're asking for the house book, does that mean that they are limiting vaccinations to those Thais who are officially registered in Pattaya?

 

It's a strange requirement either way. Even with only the Thai ID card, they'd get to see the registered residential address.

In Phuket is the same I know of 2 families who are not registered here but having lived here for years they have to go back to sticky rice land, 

1 hour ago, Caldera said:

As they're asking for the house book, does that mean that they are limiting vaccinations to those Thais who are officially registered in Pattaya?

 

It's a strange requirement either way. Even with only the Thai ID card, they'd get to see the registered residential address.

Seems so, a thai friend of mine thinks she can't register because she doesn't have a house book even though she's rented here for years. Usual Thai logic for these vaccines

why would they care about vaccinations, all the government people have been vaccinated.

Not everywhere's the same. The GF's got a vaccine appointment in Laem Chabang in early August. She lives in Laem Chabang, but is registered in the house book in her home town of Lom Sak in Petchabun. It seems the authorities in Laem Chabang are being more sensible about things than they are in Pattaya. Now why doesn't that surprise me, sigh.

Edited June 28, 20215 yr by Guderian

Sorry farang.  How's it feel to truly be a third-class citizen?  Don't feel bad.  Your in line ahead of tramps, the homeless, and soi dogs.
But enjoy the moral high-ground.  Our governments place Thais in the same line as all citizens for our countries (as it should be) and our government sends Thailand foreign Covid aid and vaccines! 
I know.  We are less than dirt and kee-maa on Uncle Tu's shoe, but we aren't like "them."  We are better.  We believe in equal rights for all.  Such as the right to a vaccination in our home countries for everyone residing in the county - without preference or discrimination.

2 minutes ago, connda said:

Sorry farang.  How's it feel to truly be a third-class citizen?  Don't feel bad.  Your in line ahead of tramps, the homeless, and soi dogs.
But enjoy the moral high-ground.  Our governments place Thais in the same line as all citizens for our countries (as it should be) and our government sends Thailand foreign Covid aid and vaccines! 
I know.  We are less than dirt and kee-maa on Uncle Tu's shoe, but we aren't like "them."  We are better.  We believe in equal rights for all.  Such as the right to a vaccination in our home countries for everyone residing in the county - without preference or discrimination.

I reckon farang should withhold money from girlfriends, wives, giks, mia nois, purchases until they get vaccinated

Do falangs not go into a Yellow Book, not a Blue one?

3 hours ago, ezzra said:

Just so you know, Thai people too, who are not registered in any local blue can't get vaccinated either in Pattaya...

Thailand for Thais; Pattaya for locals. Everyone else ****-off.
Public health crisis?  ????  Right!

I'm hoping this vaccine fiasco continues at least until my next visa extension.  I want to sit back and see how all the "takers" fare health-wise over the next two years.

7 minutes ago, KannikaP said:

Do falangs not go into a Yellow Book, not a Blue one?

 

I was told by the Or Bor Tor that foreigners cannot be registered in the blue book.

2 minutes ago, KarenBravo said:

 

I was told by the Or Bor Tor that foreigners cannot be registered in the blue book.

That's what I said!   Thais BLUE, falangs YELLOW.

Edited June 28, 20215 yr by KannikaP

16 hours ago, Caldera said:

As they're asking for the house book, does that mean that they are limiting vaccinations to those Thais who are officially registered in Pattaya?

 

It's a strange requirement either way. Even with only the Thai ID card, they'd get to see the registered residential address.

It would appear to be that way... quite shortsighted. My Mrs who has lived here with me for decades does not qualify. She was able to register at the local village office, but we have heard no more. 

21 hours ago, TaaSaparot said:

We are close to the day, when every thread on this forum, is about Expats not getting vaccinations.

Well it is relevant to those here and there's not exactly a lot going on. 

20 hours ago, scubascuba3 said:

I reckon farang should withhold money from girlfriends, wives, giks, mia nois, purchases until they get vaccinated

Yes but no money no honey.

23 hours ago, Caldera said:

As they're asking for the house book, does that mean that they are limiting vaccinations to those Thais who are officially registered in Pattaya?

 

Yes, that's what the small blue and red print under the picture of the vaccine vial says: "Only for those inscribed in a house registration in the district of Pattaya City." 

 

On 6/28/2021 at 1:55 PM, ezzra said:

Just so you know, Thai people too, who are not registered in any local blue can't get vaccinated either in Pattaya...

That is the way it was when I went for the free flu jab at Chonburi general hospital, it was a question of where you lived rather than nationality. Thais that lived outside the hospital area were turned away, but I got the jab.

It was something to do with vaccine allocations.

foreigners need yellow book for pink ID. blue books are for thais only.

appears local restriction to manage lack of vax and high foreigner nos.there

1 minute ago, WhiteBuffaloATM said:

foreigners need yellow book for pink ID. blue books are for thais only.

appears local restriction to manage lack of vax and high foreigner nos.there

I've got a blue book and last I looked I was a foreigner

yes, foreigner must HOLD a blue book, if Property Owner but you cannot record your name in it so cannot be used to obtain the pink ID, the subject at hand here......

23 hours ago, scubascuba3 said:

Seems so, a thai friend of mine thinks she can't register because she doesn't have a house book even though she's rented here for years. Usual Thai logic for these vaccines

farangs renting property can have a yellow book and Thai id card .Thai people renting can be entered in the house book also .Snag is you would need the cooperation of the property owner

The title is not correct if foreigners with Yellow book and pink ID are eligible for the vaccine.

39 minutes ago, WhiteBuffaloATM said:

yes, foreigner must HOLD a blue book, if Property Owner but you cannot record your name in it so cannot be used to obtain the pink ID, the subject at hand here......

The blue book is used to obtain the yellow book house book which does include  the name of the foreigner who can then obtain the pink id card.

10 minutes ago, jippytum said:

The title is not correct if foreigners with Yellow book and pink ID are eligible for the vaccine.

Sorry i should have checked first .City hall confirm foreigner with yellow book and pink id can not be vaccinated at the beach road location .A booking must be obtained via the government website  .

Nothing new here about expats not getting the vaccine

I am waiting to hear from my international hospital in Bangkok  when they will aquire the vaccine then go and pay as expected