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Ten Day Quarantine for Non-Vaxxed.

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Has anyone entered the country recently without being vaccinated? I haven't had the vaccine and have been assured I'll be ok as long as I book ten day's quarantine (which I have). I know I cannot apply for the Thailand Pass until 1 Dec as I am flying after the 15th, but I keep hearing you must upload a vaccine certificate in the system...this may be a silly question but I'm assuming it won't ask for it if you're doing the ten days in a hotel?

 

Has anyone done this recently and was it straightforward please?

 

Thanks

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Why would you even ask such a question? If there is vaccines available, people should vaccinate. Ok, I might be wrong, and you have underlying conditions that states you can not be vaxxed. That vaccination would put your life in donger. That is the only valid reason for not getting vaccinated.

If you just refuse, you should take your responsibility and stay home to protect others until the virus goes away.

Are you going to self-isolate before and after your pre-flight PCR test?

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When you select the option on the Thai Pass image.png.ec8e8225360cc68dc6faac6704075eee.pngit should not ask for the vaccinations when you do the application.

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5 hours ago, Gottfrid said:

Why would you even ask such a question? If there is vaccines available, people should vaccinate. Ok, I might be wrong, and you have underlying conditions that states you can not be vaxxed. That vaccination would put your life in donger. That is the only valid reason for not getting vaccinated.

If you just refuse, you should take your responsibility and stay home to protect others until the virus goes away.

the virus isnt going away till we are all vacced.  the unvacced are prolonging the pain.  they should not be allowed to fly on any airliner period.  worldwide.  in usa u can fly unvacced domestically not being tested at all.  crazy

Not required, we have obtained approvals for 50+ individuals for the AQ 10 day entry option (without proof of vaccine).

They request vaccine information to qualify for the reduced 7 Day AQ, but this has been effectively replaced by the 5/7 Day Sandbox ????.

If you want your QR early, and quickly you can request our services here: https://TP.in.th (we accept cases up to 3 months before arrival date).
 

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2 hours ago, peter zwart said:

nonsense, just back from traveling (by car) from bkk to Chiang mai and back. No bar, restaurant, police at roadblock or anyone else ask me for this kind of things. 

Friend just went to Koh Chang this weekend.  Vaccine cards checked at the ferry.  No vaccine, you either turn around, or pay for a test.  No nonsense.  One of the resorts also checked his card.  No vaccine, find another place.

 

It's going to be tougher and tougher to have a normal life if you aren't vaccinated.  Luckily.  No nonsense.

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38 minutes ago, Jeffr2 said:

 

It's going to be tougher and tougher to have a normal life if you aren't vaccinated.  Luckily.  No nonsense

I agree with that, however my recent trip was the opposite.

Few nights Rayong beach areas.

Next 9 at Koh Samet and finally 3 night Pattaya for fireworks festival.

My vaccination status and any test etc was not done anywhere.

Even getting onto island..

Nothing. I didn't even sign in at ferry Koh Samet..

Zero at the other resorts. 

 

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Re traveling around Thailand: Expect that it will be inconsistent from place to place, and even from time to time in the same place, as a lot depends on who is manning the post. At the moment, to come to Koh Lipe, you need a vax certificate or you need a less than 72hr test result, or to take a rapid test at the pier. Will that hold over time? Get more stringent because of Omicron? Be fully abandoned for the holidays? Who knows. But, prepare for all possiblities.

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My Thai wife just recently flew domestically from upcountry back to Bangkok.  No one asked or cared about her vax status, and there wasn't even any testing regimen either on her departing flight or upon arriving back to the BKK airport.

 

However, that's not to say that some places somewhere, as cited above, may well be checking for vax status.

11 hours ago, Edward Abbott said:

this may be a silly question but I'm assuming it won't ask for it if you're doing the ten days in a hotel?

If you go to the TP website you can have a dummy run and see what the requirements are, the registration is no valid until step 4 complete.

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10 hours ago, Gottfrid said:

Why would you even ask such a question? If there is vaccines available, people should vaccinate. Ok, I might be wrong, and you have underlying conditions that states you can not be vaxxed. That vaccination would put your life in donger. That is the only valid reason for not getting vaccinated.

If you just refuse, you should take your responsibility and stay home to protect others until the virus goes away.

Your reply does nothing to answer his specific query except imposing your viewpoint on what he should do which does not help the poster.

 

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4 hours ago, yogi yogi said:

the virus isnt going away till we are all vacced.  the unvacced are prolonging the pain.  they should not be allowed to fly on any airliner period.  worldwide.  in usa u can fly unvacced domestically not being tested at all.  crazy

The virus is not going away even if we are vacced.

17 minutes ago, userabcd said:

The virus is not going away even if we are vacced.

True. But few will end up in the hospital with a tube jammed down their throat. Or die.

 

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17 hours ago, Gottfrid said:

Why would you even ask such a question? If there is vaccines available, people should vaccinate. Ok, I might be wrong, and you have underlying conditions that states you can not be vaxxed. That vaccination would put your life in donger. That is the only valid reason for not getting vaccinated.

If you just refuse, you should take your responsibility and stay home to protect others until the virus goes away.

Luckily it isn't you who makes the rules. And getting a vaccine or not getting one, isn't the topic of conversation here.

But But Ive been jabbed already errrrr maybe not for the new narrative

 

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I would first make sure that you find an airline that will carry you.

If you have no medical reason for not taking the vaccine I hope they will not 

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7 hours ago, userabcd said:

Your reply does nothing to answer his specific query except imposing your viewpoint on what he should do which does not help the poster.

 

It was not posted to help the poster, more than to make the poster aware of the danger he puts other people in.

A post with unsubstantiated claim reported and removed along with reply.

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