snawa
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Udon Thani to HH was so good. Wish AirAsia would bring it back. Now we have to drive every time
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I hope we can now get all Star Alliance points on domestic flights with Thai. WE only gives for Lufthansa group.
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I use Manager now, free, open source. I had MYOB for 20 years and they went to a stupid yearly subscription model too. I have five separate personal/ business accounts on it, very easy to use.
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With a Thai partner, I love Khon Kaen. I think there's great European / Mexican food restaurants and a vibrant art scene. Plus we love plants so lots of great nurseries. Chiang Mai has too many busy tourists for me these days.
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Just checking if there are any second hand book stores in Khon Kaen Province? We are in Namphong and I have a lot of read books I'd like to exchange / donate.
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Do you have to do the transfer of visa/ re-entry permit, in old passport into new passport at the same IO you got the original visa from? Can you do it at Swampy airport upon return perhaps? Thx
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Hey Rooster, Any chance some technical on your team can convert your YouTube to text. I used to really love your written spiels - some of us won't open a video in cafes, places with people, so written text is much more accessible.
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11 hours ago, BostonRob2 said:
Many thanks for the positive vibes. Also thanks to my ASEAN NOW employers for the lack of pressure to come back too soon. Hopefully I can now go on another long run!
Cheers.
Rooster
Welcome back Mr R.
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4 hours ago, IAMHERE said:
I would not have guessed 28 countries in Asia-Pacific; certainly not with parliaments.
There's 14 in the Pacific Islands plus Australia and NZ makes 16.
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On 4/14/2022 at 4:02 PM, PeachCH said:
The following rules are applying:
General Requirements MEDICAL DOCUMENTS
- Recognized Proof of Vaccination
- Negative COVID-19 Test (RT-PCR) Result from DOH-accredited laboratories, taken within two (2) days prior to departure
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Additional Medical Documents for Travelers who have been infected with COVID-19:
- Printed or digital laboratory test result showing evidence that traveler was infected with COVID-19 within eleven (11) to sixty (60) days before departure to Malaysia
- Travelers with history of hospitalization must submit a Fit to Travel letter from the hospital
- Travelers who have not been hospitalized shall undergo professional RTK-Ag test two (2) days before travel. (Travel shall be allowed if test result is negative).
TRAVEL DOCUMENTS
- Registration to the MySejahtera online application three (3) days before entering Malaysia.
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- Fully vaccinated travelers will be issued a “Digital Travelers Card” (Blue Traveller Card).
- Partially vaccinated and unvaccinated travelers will be issued a “Digital Home Surveillance Order (HSO)” for five (5) days (Red Traveller Card).
- Travelers without a “Digital Travelers Card” or “Digital Home Surveillance Order” will not be permitted to continue travel.
- Travel & Health Insurance with a minimum coverage of USD20,000 (for Short-Term foreign visitors
Good advice. I've been twice. The MySej app is easy to use, much quicker than ThailandPass. You can then get your COVID test within 24 hours either at the airport or any private clinic - I used the drive through tent at the KL Sentral arrival hall, where the airport train arrives. Immigration was a breeze too, no queues.
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And as for the jet skis...... they've destroyed Khao Takiab
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Does anyone have a real link to Hua Hin Test & Go hotels? Sick to death being shunted off to Agoda spam sites with no Test & Go on the links so far here.
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It came online at about 9am this morning and is accepting applos
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9 hours ago, Gsxrnz said:
It's probably the wrong shade of yellow.
Bumrungrad filled in my Australian yellow booklet, with the two vaccine dates and stamps, no charge, plus gave me the printed Vaccine certificate, plus loaded it into my Mor Prom app
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International Communicable Diseases Control Checkpoint Suvarnabhumi Airport Samut Prakan Province - emailed back to say they don't offer this service!
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You're right of course. It's Hua Hin to Udon Thani and then we drive to Khon Kaen. Thx!
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Hope they reinstate Hua Hin to Khon Kaen flights soon too
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What's the exact name of the Thai AstraZeneca? Does anyone have it exactly on a certificate?
The story only lists COVISHIELD and AstraZeneca Covishield, AstraZeneca Vaxzevria as AZ brands?
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22 hours ago, Moonlover said:
Delivered from a country with a population of only 770,000. So the donation amounted to 19.5% of their population.
Pretty sizable wouldn't you say.
I wonder if the Bhutan AZ is close to expiry and can't be used in time in Bhutan? Would make sense to do a swap. Both countries benefit.
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5 hours ago, Scraman said:
Az vaccine Covishield made in India is not accepted in the EU, only AZ vaccine Vaxzevira.
Nope. Check the EU approved for emergency list and you'll see the AstraZenica from India is also approved - equal footing with Phizer, Moderna .
Covishield (ChAdOx1_nCoV-19) Serum Institute of India (licensee of AstraZeneca) -
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The Thai Government is offering Australians the opportunity to be vaccinated with AstraZeneca at 1pm this Sunday 18 July at SCG Headquarters in Bang Sue (Google Maps: https://t.co/MN7A2HvqZT). Please note – this is SCG Headquarters in Bang Sue, not the Bang Sue train station. (2)
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2 hours ago, BobinBKK said:
Same with the American embassy, however I do get more timely information from the British embassy. With much gratitude I give thanks to the British embassy email this morning alerting me to register at MedPark Hospital in Bangkok. About 15 minutes after I registered, I received a confirmation email with a time and date for my vaccination.
Many thanks mate for your post. I went back to the old Intervac website and it has the link to MedPark hospital. I also registered and they have confirmed me for 8 August for free government over 60s vaccine. Which vaccine did you get?
https://www.medparkhospital.com/en/page/covid19-vaccine-expats
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56 minutes ago, ddotmark said:
I registered for the vaccine at Market Village location. I am 64. I was not given an appointment date. I was given a green card with 3 barcodes to scan (for LINE, Facebook and Hua Hin Hispital).
I was told I can scan one of the barcodes and it would show an appointment for a vaccine. I have tried scanning every few days since I registered in early June. I am taken to an all Thai website. Using Google translate I have determined that Hua Hin Hospital run out of vaccines and has not been scheduling appointments for several weeks.
Has anyone else in Hua Hin had a similar experience?
Hi mate. Same experience, but click on "Thai" not "English" in the translate option, then enter your ID number and click and it registers you and gives you a queue number. No idea why or how, but if you enter it in English even though it's a number, it won't register you.
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108% have received their injection,’ he added.
108% ??????
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Thai Airways: Perth to Bangkok route to take off on March 31
in Thailand News
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Agreed. It's awful generic blah writing.