@Martyn **********

Yeah, I was thinking if there are any discrepancies with documents, they could easily do a test and tell people to stay in a specific hotel or at airport til results are done. I'm sure there are many a test kit roaming around these days unused. It seems extreme to deport someone for covid when it's all around

@Martyn **********

I was hoping it'd be something sensible like take a simple test on arrival. Good to hear that you've heard this at the airport. Thanks for your response!

@Darren ******

Good to hear! I was just thinking I should double check with the airlines a few minutes ago, too. Thanks!

@Stuart ********

Thanks for your responses, cheers!

@Andy *********

Ok..I hope so. I know there's a place that I can get some "vaccine passport" but is closed. I hope this works! Thanks for your responses

@Brandon ***********

Yes..I was just joking about sympathy. I was hoping there might be some secondary method where they could do NAT at airport if there are any..issues.

@Andy *********

It has a lot more than I thought when I last looked. And its not some official international document. I reworded my inquiry below

I suppose I should also say that the vaccine record that I have has significant English translation on it already actually (I thought it was a lot less), but it's a local health dept document paper and not an official international vaccine passport (I hear there are many different kinds?).

Are airlines and/or immigration only accepting some kind of internationally recognized document or do they just want to see some kind of record?

@Brandon ***********

Ah ok. Perhaps they'll have some sympathy since I'll be coming from a currently locked down city in China haha. Know if immigration in BKK will check vaccine docs?

@Andy *********

Seems a bit extreme. May I know where you heard/read this?