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Do I need another COVID-19 vaccine shot to enter Thailand after visiting Taiwan with just one Johnson & Johnson dose?

COVID-19 Vaccination Thailand Entry Requirements Visa and Immigration Expat Concerns Johnson & Johnson Vaccine Taiwan Travel Guidelines

Jan 6, 2023

2 years ago

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My big concern is I had only one shot of Johnson & Johnson in September-21. Now I am going to Taiwan in the next week, do I still need to get another Covid shot to entry Thailand after Taiwan?

Please help me out with something.

I am panicking omg !

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The user is concerned about needing an additional COVID-19 vaccine shot to enter Thailand after visiting Taiwan, considering they only received one dose of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine in September 2021. Responses from the community indicate uncertainty regarding Thailand's current entry requirements and whether one dose will still be accepted. The conversation highlights differing opinions on vaccinations and some mention the historical acceptance of one shot for entry in the past. Overall, while advice leans towards staying updated on official requirements, a booster is encouraged for personal protection.

Richard ********

For your own protection you need to get a booster. Your J&J is very old now.

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Glen-do **********

@Richard *******

LMAO

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Martin ***********

Thailand does no longer require 2b vaxed

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Craig ********

One shot of Johnson & Johnson is considered fully vaccinated

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Gary *******

Where can a 78 year old get covid insurance? Anynody know?

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Zun **********

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share me if you have the cheaper offer rather than AXA, i really appreciate it

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Zun **********

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My boss 76 has one from AXA but expensive af

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Zun **********

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Thanks a lot Gary

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Gary *******

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Gary *******

jgood to 85 years

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Gary *******

very cheap. 1050 bhat 2 months9

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Zun **********

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Check with AXA

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Gary *******

FWD is the only one

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Gary *******

AXA is no go

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Edna *******

Read it again slowly!

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Josephine ************

Do you really respect your life that little?

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Glen-do **********

Don't get that clot shot under pressure just to enter the country. Doesn't that seem morally wrong to you?

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Jon *****

@Glen-do *********

No 🤡

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Glen-do **********

enjoy those 4 clot shots per year then matey!

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Jon *****

@Glen-do *********

🤡

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@Glen-do *********

No, each must make their own choices

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Glen-do **********

Don-Laura Traub being forced to take it or not being allowed to travel isn't making your own choice.

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Jon *****

@Glen-do *********

It is. Just stay at home

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Glen-do **********

nah. I go out everywhere freely. I don't need to take clot shots or be bullied into it, I'm not a puss puss.

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Jon *****

@Glen-do *********

Good for you 👍 I am a puss puss. 😂🤡

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Gorgon *****

and a travelling one..at that!

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Peter *********

Taiwan part of China so yes 2 jabs and pcr test

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Dan ***********

@Peter ********

Taiwan not part of China they have their own rules.

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Sheen ************

@Peter ********

Taiwan is not part of China ffs

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Peter *********

@Sheen ***********

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@Peter ********

Taiwan would without doubt dispute that statement... but in essence you are right. Double on vaccinations I fear is the way to go. But we have yet to see.

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John-Paul ******

Taiwan is not a part of China.... at least they don't think so. Just saying.

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Peter *********

@John-Paul *****

republic of China 🇨🇳

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Pete *******

Looking at the past acceptable covid 19 vaccines for entry into Thailand during 2020-2022 a one shot Johnson and Johnson was fine. Nobody knows if going forward this will still be the case.

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Darren *******

Check back when it's been published and full details are known.

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Stuart *********

We just don’t know details as yet. All we have is media reports of a Thai health minister saying you’ll need this or that. No specifics.

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