I have an EU vaccination certificate with QR code that shows 1/1 as I previously had covid only allowed 1 shot and considered fully vaccinated. This is accepted for entry into Thailand but just wanted to know if anyone had an issue with it when uploading.
Thanks
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A user inquired about the acceptance of an EU vaccination certificate showing one shot due to previous COVID-19 recovery for the Thailand Pass. They wanted to know if others faced issues uploading the document. Comments included a personal experience with a similar situation involving a UK NHS app, detailed advice on converting certificate formats for upload, and sharing updates on getting vaccinated before traveling.
When you get your code it will be in PFD format. You will have to convert this to a JPG format before you upload it. A lot of people are not aware of this.
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My situation is the same, recently recovered and have had a single dose of Pfizer. The UK NHS app shows that I have tested positive and provides a certificate with QR code for this, and also an additional certificate for the one vaccine dose I have received again with a QR code. I am not ready to start my Thailand Pass application so cannot verify if the two certificates I have are acceptable for the Test and Go scheme. Be interested to hear how you get on.
I have a call booked with my GP this coming Tuesday to request their approval and an appointment to receive a second dose of Pfizer 3 weeks after my first dose for urgent overseas travel. Normal wait time for the second dose is 8 to 12 weeks, but your doctor can book it earlier for you. I've not been advised that you cannot receive a second dose if previously infected. Will update you with the outcome.