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Can you travel to Thailand on the 14th day after the second vaccination?

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Sep 17, 2021

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When waiting 14 days before travel after the second vaccination, can you travel on the 14th day? I know the day after the vaccine counts as day one.

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The consensus among commenters is to avoid traveling on the 14th day after the second vaccination. Most suggest waiting until the 15th day to ensure compliance with travel guidelines. However, some individuals reported traveling to Thailand as early as 5 days after their second dose, though the entry conditions could vary based on specific quarantine requirements or vaccination recognition.

Tony *********

How hard is it to wait that extra day ??

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Steve *******

14 dsys before entering the country

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Sashy ********

I flew after 5 days of 2nd dose..

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James ********

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James ********

did you enter Phuket sandbox or ASQ quarantine?

That is the difference between flying dates since last vaccine shot.

And as India is not on the approved list for entry into Phuket sandbox... I assume you entered Thailand by ASQ quarantine....Which does not require proof of vaccination.

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James ********

Don't do it... Play it safe... Fly on 15th day +.

Others have been denied boarding on day 14.

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Bruce *****

Just give it one extra day to be sure

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Teemu ********

I was in Thailand after 5 days after second vaccination

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Steve *******

Anyone can enter after 5 days and do ASQ. Sandbox is 14 days

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James ********

but did you enter Phuket sandbox?

Or ASQ quarantine?

ASQ quarantine does not require full vaccination.

Sandbox does.

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Teemu ********

, asq in Bangkok

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James ********

Teemu Paussu that is why the issue of proof of vaccination more than 14 days from final shot does not apply... As you entered ASQ quarantine in Bangkok.

The Phuket sandbox and Samui Plus plans require proof of full vaccination with the final shot more than 14 days from flight time.

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Michael ********

Wait 1 day

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Will ************

NO

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