How to obtain the certificate to prove that I have completed my Pfizer vaccine?

[nabbie]

Hello, if I have a plan to go abroad or travelling within Thailand, how do I provide any officers the proof I had my pfizer vaccine? 

My daughter says she already has a proof by showing the Pfizer stamp on the back of her Thai ID card. I wonder if any of you (expats) have that stamp too? 

 

[sanuk711]

In Issan (Udon) we get a small yellow book from a dept in the main hospital here. Cost 50 baht.

[skatewash]

In Phuket:  go the hospital that was associated with your vaccination.  If you got the vaccination at a hospital then go to that hospital.  If you went to a Vaccination Center try to find out which hospital staffed your vaccination center.  The hospital should be able to sell you for 50 baht a Thailand National Vaccination Certificate.  You will need to provide the hospital all the documentation you get from your hospital/vaccination center.  With this Thailand National Vaccination Certificate which has a QR code on it you should be able to scan that with your phone and open up the Ministry of Public Health website which has your vaccination information.  I believe with this Thailand National Vaccination Certificate and the online access to your vaccination information provided by Mor Prom APP you should be able to travel internationally.

If you want the yellow vaccination booklet you can get that by taking a copy of your Thailand National Vaccination Certificate and a copy of your passport ID page and for 50 baht you can obtain from the Phuket Provincial Public Health building in Phuket Town (southeast corner of the intersection of Narisson and Surin Roads):

https://goo.gl/maps/TpuTqZSq4nMRVvw38

Some pictures of the building and outdoor waiting area:

The blue arrow marks the spot.

https://www.google.com/maps/uv?pb=!1s0x3050321da5cba45f%3A0xeb96f6c67d3d5cfe!3m1!7e115!4shttps%3A%2F%2Flh5.googleusercontent.com%2Fp%2FAF1QipMe0aFjY7S4A6tD2BixUq6cyDevQCQGD0mT9YsV%3Dw255-h192-k-no!5sministry of public health phuket - Google Search!15sCgIgAQ&imagekey=!1e10!2sAF1QipMe0aFjY7S4A6tD2BixUq6cyDevQCQGD0mT9YsV&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjt4ZfcpI30AhWt7nMBHWviCT0Qoip6BAhUEAM

I believe the place opens at 8:30 AM during the week.  You need a passport copy of your ID page and a copy of your Thailand National Vaccine Certificate.  It takes about 5 days from when you apply.  You come back to pick up your completed Yellow Book and pay the 50 baht.

 

Attached are redacted versions of my vaccination center receipt, Thailand National Vaccine Certificate, and cover of the Yellow Covid Vaccination Passport Booklet.

In my opinion the Thailand National Vaccine Certificate (which is in English and Thai) and the ability to check the QR Code online should be sufficient, but if you want the Yellow Covid Vaccination Passport get that too.

Yellow Covid Vaccination Passport bookle cover:  
 

 

Redacted Yellow Covid Vaccination Passport 1 of 6.pdf

Edited November 10, 2021 by skatewash

[nabbie]

Many thanks for your super explanation and I appreciate that. :))

 

I shall plan to visit that building near the roundabout to find out   what happening tomorrow. Will make the feedback after that.  

Edited November 10, 2021 by nabbie

[nabbie]

Here is my feedback as promised...

 

I went to Vichira Phuket hospital but I was told to go to next building just after the large construction site. I got Thailand National Vaccine certificate from the reception opposite to the Information centre after showing them showing my passport with Thai Vaccine slip. It took about 10 minutes. 

 

Then I went to Phuket Provincial Public Health office where there were two stalls in front of that building. The lady assistant recognised my request & they took two copies of my passport & verified my certificate. Then i am told to come back on Monday for collecting the yellow Vaccine booklet. Again It took 10 minutes. 

 

I feel at ease now with thanks for your kind help & time.  ????  Have great day. 

 

 

[BritManToo]

I was given a certificate of vaccination at my second jab.

If they hadn't, I wouldn't have bothered being vaccinated.