What type of COVID-19 vaccine can expatriates expect at BNH Hospital in Thailand, and is there a charge?

I registered on expatvac and got my first Pfizer vaccination today at BNH with the next Pfizer vaccination scheduled in 3 weeks. Not overcrowded. Perhaps two hundred people there. Very well organized. No charge

Can an expat get a vaccine in Phuket?

Some Thai people I know have told me that they got a second Sinovac jab after 3 weeks!

Thru Chiangmai Wall, or US Consul.

We're all on lists for months, but all sites shut down after they register you.

When I went they were allowing people to pick between astra and sinovax, at that time Pfizer wasn't in the country like it is now so you might get to pick from one of those 3.

It's FREE, and they do a really good job of spacing people out, keep everyone separated and it goes pretty smoothly

email from whom?

There shouldn't be a charge if it's a government provided vaccine.

As far as which shot, all of their sites basically say you are at the whim of supply, but I believe they are trying to offer foreigners more choice than Thais. Worst case scenario if you receive Sinovac, you will get an Astrazenecca 2nd dose 4 weeks after.

If you receive Astrazenecca first dose, it will be 12 weeks until your 2nd dose.

I'm not sure what they are doing with Pfizer, but one of these 3 will be what you recieve.

Bangkok Nursing Hospital.

What's bnh?