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Home » Reader question » Thailand question: Do I need a yellow vaccination book in Thailand?
Thailand question: Do I need a yellow vaccination book in Thailand?
Dear readers,
I regularly read on this forum about a yellow vaccination booklet that you would need in Thailand. I live in Belgium and have the European Covidsafe app on my iPhone, which lists my Covid-19 vaccinations.
Is this app also accepted as a yellow book?
Regards,
Peter
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Belgians don't have a yellow book, they don't need them all, everything is on the European Covid safe app.
Would also print this out and bring it with you just in case.
Your app. Is excellent.
Dear Peter,
The Thai Yellow Vaccination booklet is ONLY for Residents & those vaccinated in Thailand!
Anyone who enters Thailand has A/ a COE & B/ From his country the necessary documents and QR code that indicates which vaccine/date & Lot/no. He Or She is vaccinated!
Pleasant stay!
Best regards.
As a correction, a Thai can only obtain the yellow vaccination booklet if he or she has been vaccinated in Thailand and is in possession of a valid Thai passport.
I also obtained my Thai yellow book with valid Dutch passport and 50 baht fee at the lamphun health office.
In Holland I was no longer known in the system of the GGD and RIVM, of course still with the tax authorities.
Jan Beute.
We have just received our COE.
You are asked: “An original paper or a print out of online vaccination certificate”.
This certificate can be downloaded by Belgians at https://www.mijngezondheid.be
– In the menu “COVID 19 – Personal data”
– choose the option “My EU Digital COVID-Certificate / COVID Safe ticket”.
– Log in with itsme, or with ID card reader, or some other options.
Then you will be given the option to download or print the certificate.
FYI the full text of Royal Thai Embassy in Brussels::
• Entry to Thailand
• 1. After the receipt of COE, please prepare the additional documents to declare at the check-in counter or relevant Thai authorities as follows
o 1.1 Passport and valid Thai visa/ re-entry permit (if required)
o 1.2 A print out version of Certificate of Entry (COE)
o 1.3 Medical certificate with a laboratory result indicating that COVID-19 is not detected, using RT-PCR test, issued within 72 hours before departure (in case of connecting flights, before embarkation from initial port).
o 1.4 Insurance or letter from employer guaranteeing that the insurance company or employer will cover a minimum of 100,000 USD of medical costs incurred by the applicant in Thailand, including medical costs in the event that applicant contracts COVID-19 (The insurance must cover the total duration of stay in Thailand)
o 1.5 An original paper or a print out of online vaccination certificate.
o 1.6 Alternative Quarantine (AQ) booking confirmation on arrival date OR (for travelers entering Sandbox Program) receipt or proof of payment for SHA Plus accommodation, specifying both accommodation fees and RT-PCR COVID-19 test fees. The SHA Plus booking confirmation shall be issued at least 7 nights, unless travelers have proof of return tickets leaving Thailand within 7 days after arrival.
o 1.7 T.8 Form (Health Declaration Form). You can download T.8 Form at https://bit.ly/34X6sAJ
o * Documents (1.3) (1.4) (1.5) must be in English or Thai only. Certified translations into English or Thai are acceptable in the case that the original copy is in a foreign language.
• 2. The abovementioned documents in (1) must be declared to the immigration and disease control officers once the passenger has arrived in Thailand.
Success!
Tony
Thank you for the information about the yellow vaccination booklet. I hope to be able to travel back to my beloved Thailand soon.