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Will my mix and match vaccines, spaced 3 months apart, be approved for entry into Thailand?
Vaccination RequirementsThailand Entry RegulationsMix and Match VaccinesCOVID-19 VaccinesVisa Requirements
Nov 21, 2021
4 years ago
Adam ****
ORIGINAL POSTERHas anyone got approved with mix and match vaccines that were spaced 3 months apart? that is my situation, and I am afraid they may not approve me.
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The post inquires about the approval status of mix and match COVID-19 vaccines spaced 3 months apart for entry into Thailand, with commenters noting that guidelines do not specify time frames as long as two acceptable doses are received.
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Wannikea *********
It's silly because Thais were initially dosed with Astra 12 weeks apart.
Brandon ************
The guidelines don't list time frames for vaccines, just that you've received 2 doses of acceptable vaccine
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@Wannikea ********
So the advantage of the dodgy Sinovac is the shots can be close together Reply to
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Rampi ********
Dates of vaccines? Types of vaccines?
Adam ****
ORIGINAL POSTER@Rampi *******
the specifics dont matter, but let's just say pfizer and then three months later moderna. Do you have experience with something similar?Rampi ********
@Adam ***
yes we did have someone who came with those from Germany. It worked fine.Reply to
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Adam ****
ORIGINAL POSTERand the source is:
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Adam ****
ORIGINAL POSTERso I am looking for someone who has actually applied with doses spaced further apart than recommended.
Adam ****
ORIGINAL POSTER@Brandon ***********
no, you are all wrong. the guidelines actually state the the second dose has to be spaced according to the recommendation of the first vaccine type used. Quote: "Thailand fully recognizes mixed vaccination. However, your second dose needs to be administered based on the recommended timeframe for each vaccine type (first dose)..."Curtis *******
@Brandon ***********
if I’m not mistaken it needs to be a minimum of 14 days since your last doseAdam ****
ORIGINAL POSTER@Curtis ********************
minimum is not an issue. the question is whether there is a maximum time frameBrandon ************
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