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Foreigners vaccinated in Thailand can apply for a digital vaccine passport for free until March 31

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Wednesday, January 19, 2022 17:05

Mor Phrom application for vaccine certificates (Thaiger photo)

Digital vaccine passports through Thailand’s Public Health Ministry are being issued for free until March 31. Both Thai nationals and foreign residents who were inculcated in Thailand can register for the e-Vaccine Passport on the Mor Phrom application.

A 13-digit number is needed to register on Mor Phrom. For Thais, this is their Thai ID number. Foreigners who have been inoculated in Thailand receive this number after their second dose of the Covid-19 vaccine. The Thai PR department says the number for expats will start with “60.”

Those who have received two doses of the Covid-19 vaccine and are interested in an e-Vaccine Passport can download the Mor Prom application, which is available for both iOS and Android. Then, go to “International Certificate” and request an e-Vaccine certificate. A QR Code will be ready within three working days.

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Stevejm

2022-01-20 11:29

5 minutes ago, TheDirtyDurian said: The Thai way of doing things just seems so backwards. I've been following my wife and childrens' experience. And at every step of the way they just seem to make everything so convoluted and difficult.…

TheDirtyDurian

2022-01-20 11:34

3 minutes ago, Stevejm said: Observation noted. My experience in Thailand has been that everything went like clockwork. In UK you can’t use pcr tests done at government hospitals for travel purposes and the only private clinic in my home…

Stevejm

2022-01-20 11:42

19 minutes ago, TheDirtyDurian said: Over £200 for a test, where in the UK was that?! Last time I was there in October I booked through Boots and paid £65 I think when I wanted a PCR for travel. Crewe…

Pinetree

2022-01-20 11:52

1 hour ago, Stevejm said: You can still get the e certificate. Actually there is a postal delivery option but it is greyed out Indeed, so you cant get it that way

Stevejm

2022-01-20 13:21

1 hour ago, Pinetree said: Indeed, so you cant get it that way To be honest I only went to the trouble of getting the book because it was my first trip during the pandemic and I wanted to be…

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Petpailin, or Petch, is a Thai translator and writer for The Thaiger focusing on Thai news and what's happening in Thailand. She is a news writer who stops reading news on the weekends to spend more time cafe hopping and petting dwarf shrimp.

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