Common sense would dictate that, in such circumstances, a 2nd test could be requested, and paid for if necessary, in case of a false positive? Oh wait, this is Thailand. No common sense in Thailand.

@Stuart ********

Thanks.

@Stuart ********

At the departure passport check?

Do you buy it at immigration or before somewhere?

I received a certificate with a QR Code in Udon Thani when I had my booster in January. On the certificate which is in English and recognised by the UK and EU, are spaces/lines for 3 doses. You should get the same for your 2nd dose as international certificate parity is being/has been agreed and I would think this would include Oz. Ask them to also enter your 1st barcoded dose on the certificate. U can then scan and upload the certificate as per your government website's requirements. Things may now have evolved and you might be able to get the certificate emailed to you to upload but given Thailand's obsession with paperwork I somehow doubt it.....Good luck.

@Andy **********

If applied for in the UK (like all other visas to enter Thailand) insurance is required to cover its 90 day duration. But if applied for within Thailand and when extended thereafter no insurance is required.

Admin: This is the very first feedback I have had as to why my post was declined; just received now on Facebook Sunday /21, 1300 Thai time (0600gmt). So there is something seriously wrong with your system, or Facebook's! As for the rest of you, thanks for the abuse! I will not bother in future!

Closed already until Jan 4 except for those who already have a Thailand Pass and QR code. One more PCR test required in Thailand though: 30-test-and-go-tourists-who-received-qr-code-can-still-enter-thailand/

Thai cooks are usually stir frying dish after dish in one or two woks, often under time pressure, so with a queue of dishes, they are inclined to forget and add basic ingredients, incl. fish sauce, by rote. Also they barely rinse the wok with water between dishes so contamination from the previous dish is inevitable. I am not vegetarian but get this often when ordering dishes without any chilli, they sometimes forget completely and I have to send it back, or my dish is still a bit spicy from the previous dish cooked.

@Janne **********

In this respect yes, but paper documents shown at airport departure and at immigration arrival is much quicker than people showing downloaded documents one by one on their phone. Like in the supermarket, those doing this always hold up the queue. drives me nuts!