@Curtis ********************

AXA is Thai insurance and will cover hospitalization for asymptomatic positive cases (as far as I know), whereas international insurance such as Safety Wing won't. That's the benefit of a Thai insurance policy, whether it's AXA or not. Whatever you decide, just confirm with them first that they'll cover for asymptomatic hospitalization in case you test positive, or else it will become very, very expensive.

Yes, the fever on arrival wouldn't be great, nor would the combination of jet lag and other possible vaccine side effects. If possible, I would do it a week or at least a few days before you depart

Very smart to get 2 done, just in case

Yes, that's fine

@Dennis *********

Yes, but unlike a plane, it's possible to get into a van by myself. And getting into a van with others is doubling my risk of getting quarantined...why would I do that if I could avoid it? Risk management.

@Benedict *********

I would definitely not get into a car with someone else, just unnecessary risk which would end up costing you so much time and money.

I've used them, very happy with their service. Strange how they contacted you, though.

@Francesco *********

I know, it's crazy, lol!

@Francesco *********

Just for the future, you can convert your pdf to a jpeg by choosing "export" (this is in Adobe, but others should have the option), and there will be an option for jpeg..super easy. Good luck! :-)

@Hugh *******

you're doing great, giving the little baby a chance. Thanks!