Re: Vaccines - Covid 19
Posted: Mon Aug 30, 2021 6:37 am
Good luck. I'm fairly sure they must have a number for you but didn't give to you as you weren't checking your appointment date online and so didn't need it. But then again, TIT.
Good luck. I'm fairly sure they must have a number for you but didn't give to you as you weren't checking your appointment date online and so didn't need it. But then again, TIT.
Any luck with dialling 1422?Osandpo wrote:I contacted the Foreign Ministry today to ask about green cards for expatvac vaccinations. They referred me to the Public Health hotline…. In other words they have no idea either
Robinhood wrote: ↑Sun Aug 29, 2021 6:58 pmYou can print out a certificate of your vaccination from the nhs websitethecolonel wrote: ↑Sun Aug 29, 2021 3:44 pmSorry, remiss of me. I got Astra Zeneca jabs in July in England, and then travelled back to Hua Hin using the Phuket Sandbox scheme.Robinhood wrote:I wonder how we'll get on with UK documentation. After my jabs I was issued with a turquoise hand written (credit card sized) card. I can also access the NHS app which shows details of the jabs.
You don't say. UK or Thailand?
In any event how will we inform NHS UK database that we have been jabbed in Thailand? Hopefully they'll accept these green cards. And boost us if necessary
You raise a good point TheColonel. It's the same problem in reverse. Maybe you have to go to your UK GP or contact NHS direct?
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ahandpatsy wrote:To clarify, what I was questioning was how do your NHS UK records get updated if you've been jabbed in Thailand?Robinhood wrote: ↑Sun Aug 29, 2021 6:58 pmYou can print out a certificate of your vaccination from the nhs websitethecolonel wrote: ↑Sun Aug 29, 2021 3:44 pm Sorry, remiss of me. I got Astra Zeneca jabs in July in England, and then travelled back to Hua Hin using the Phuket Sandbox scheme.
You raise a good point TheColonel. It's the same problem in reverse. Maybe you have to go to your UK GP or contact NHS direct?
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Hopefully they'll accept these Thai 'green cards' once we know how to get them
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thecolonel wrote:At the moment the UK doesn’t recognise vaccines outside the UK/EU/USA so unless and until they do so, I doubt that the NHS will accept your Thai vaccines - if I get a chance to check this I will do so and report backahandpatsy wrote:To clarify, what I was questioning was how do your NHS UK records get updated if you've been jabbed in Thailand?
Hopefully they'll accept these Thai 'green cards' once we know how to get them
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No, sat waiting on hold for ages so I gave up. If it’s not clarified in the meantime, I’ll ask at Bang Saphan hospital when I go for my second jab in 2 weeks timethecolonel wrote: ↑Mon Aug 30, 2021 12:51 pmAny luck with dialling 1422?Osandpo wrote:I contacted the Foreign Ministry today to ask about green cards for expatvac vaccinations. They referred me to the Public Health hotline…. In other words they have no idea either
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I'm curious as to how we get one regardlessBig Boy wrote:I was going to go to HHH to try again tomorrow, but now its not been entered into the Royal Gazette I won't bother unless today's brief says otherwise.
Great post, thankshuahinjim wrote:Had my second vaccine yesterday at Hua Hin Hospital. All run like clockwork. In and out in about 45 minutes including the post- shot waiting time.
Then went down to the Reception on ground floor. Into the main entrance and the First desk on the right. They wanted copy of the vaccine record (green paper for me with the details of the shots) plus copy of passport. Pay 50 Baht and return to the lady at the first desk. She took the copies and phone number. They will call when the booklet is received with record of vaccinations, about 1 week. She was very helpful and several other foreigners were making same application.
Will post when I get the booklet. Apparently very similar to the WHO Yellow Vaccination book