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 I have registered with   MEDPARK-via the app.

I  believe Pfizer will be used.

My query,

 

I reside in Pattaya.

Will there be some special dispensation -given that I am not allowed to travel to Bangkok?

Edited 3 minutes ago by Delight

Posted
1 minute ago, Ralf001 said:

Why are you not allowed to travel from Pattaya to Bangkok ?

Good question

 

People tell me that I cannot leave Chonburi.

Is your information different?

Posted
1 minute ago, Delight said:

Good question

 

People tell me that I cannot leave Chonburi.

Is your information different?

People have told you that and you still come here to ask ?

 

 

Posted (edited)
4 minutes ago, Delight said:

Good question

 

People tell me that I cannot leave Chonburi.

Is your information different?

You can travel with a good reason.

Getting a vaccine is a very good and officially approved reason. 

Do NOT travel past curfew or you're subject to arrest.

There is no bus service.

Take a screenshot of the SMS and/or email from the hospital in case of being checked (unlikely)

You can also use this app only on the day of travel. Do not register before then:

https://covid-19.in.th/en

Generate the barcode and take a screenshot of it.

You'll be good to go. Have a pleasant journey.

 

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Posted
1 minute ago, Jingthing said:

You can travel with a good reason.

Getting a vaccine is a very good and officially approved reason. 

Do you travel past curfew or you're subject to arrest.

There is no bus service.

Take a screenshot of the SMS and/or email from the hospital in case of being checked (unlikely)

You can also use this app only on the day of travel. Do not register before then:

https://covid-19.in.th/en

 

 

 

 

I drove down this afternoon to pick up some car parts.

 

Why are you scaremogering ?

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Posted (edited)
7 minutes ago, Jingthing said:

You can travel with a good reason.

Getting a vaccine is a very good and officially approved reason. 

Do NOT travel past curfew or you're subject to arrest.

There is no bus service.

Take a screenshot of the SMS and/or email from the hospital in case of being checked (unlikely)

You can also use this app only on the day of travel. Do not register before then:

https://covid-19.in.th/en

Generate the barcode and take a screenshot of it.

You'll be good to go. Have a pleasant journey.

 

 Thank you very much.

 

I will follow your advice.

Thanks again!

 

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Posted
Just now, Jingthing said:

Baiting post IGNORED. 

And yet factual from someone whom drove down and back within the past 4 hours.

 

you just keep on bleating what the forum wants.... sheeple.

 

Posted
Just now, Ralf001 said:

And yet factual from someone whom drove down and back within the past 4 hours.

 

you just keep on bleating what the forum wants.... sheeple.

 

Personal insult ignored.

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Posted (edited)

Of course with a vaccination appointment you can drive to MedPark.

It's one on top of justified reasons for travel.

No problems to expect.

Swiss embassy did the maximum effort and wrote "laissez-passer" (pass) letters in English and Thai. But really some printed document with the appointment will serve the purpose if asked for at all.

 

I would have driven 450 km to there if not another local opportunity had opened.

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Posted
28 minutes ago, Jingthing said:

Baiting post IGNORED. 

No it was not. He just told you he drove and get some car parts and no problem. Also asked you why you are making it so big, by using the word scaremongering which was a well chosen word in my opinion.

Posted (edited)
9 minutes ago, Gottfrid said:

No it was not. He just told you he drove and get some car parts and no problem. Also asked you why you are making it so big, by using the word scaremongering which was a well chosen word in my opinion.

I said checks on the road are very unlikely. I did the trip myself for a vaccine and there weren't any checks, but there could have been. But the truth is the policy is there -- interprovincial travel is strongly discouraged (especially when involving DEEP RED zones) and you are SUPPOSED to have a good reason. If this wasn't true, dude, why is that travel permission website still up? Hmm?

https://covid-19.in.th/en

As far as the curfew which I think is 9 PM, yes people are subject to arrest for being out during that time (yes there are valid excuses but nobody is going a vaccine that late). Is stating FACTS scare mongering? Hmm? 

 

BTW, no need to reply. I have no patience for HECKLERS. Bye. 

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Posted
18 minutes ago, Jingthing said:

I said checks on the road are very unlikely. I did the trip myself for a vaccine and there weren't any checks, but there could have been. But the truth is the policy is there -- interprovincial travel is strongly discouraged (especially when involving DEEP RED zones) and you are SUPPOSED to have a good reason. If this wasn't true, dude, why is that travel permission website still up? Hmm?

https://covid-19.in.th/en

As far as the curfew which I think is 9 PM, yes people are subject to arrest for being out during that time (yes there are valid excuses but nobody is going a vaccine that late). Is stating FACTS scare mongering? Hmm? 

 

BTW, no need to reply. I have no patience for HECKLERS. Bye. 

Doesn't having a website registering for travel help facilitate it?

Posted
55 minutes ago, Ralf001 said:

How long till metisdead comes along and gives me a another holiday ?

Asap, please. What a bunch of unhelpful d.heads on this thread. No doubt COVID-denier idiots into the bargain.

 

I too drove back from Bangkok today, encountered no checkpoints, FWIW.

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Posted
42 minutes ago, Jingthing said:

BTW, no need to reply. I have no patience for HECKLERS. Bye. 

No, but you seem to have a talent for name calling.

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