Admin: This is the very first feedback I have had as to why my post was declined; just received now on Facebook Sunday
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/21, 1300 Thai time (0600gmt). So there is something seriously wrong with your system, or Facebook's! As for the rest of you, thanks for the abuse! I will not bother in future!
Thai cooks are usually stir frying dish after dish in one or two woks, often under time pressure, so with a queue of dishes, they are inclined to forget and add basic ingredients, incl. fish sauce, by rote. Also they barely rinse the wok with water between dishes so contamination from the previous dish is inevitable. I am not vegetarian but get this often when ordering dishes without any chilli, they sometimes forget completely and I have to send it back, or my dish is still a bit spicy from the previous dish cooked.
In this respect yes, but paper documents shown at airport departure and at immigration arrival is much quicker than people showing downloaded documents one by one on their phone. Like in the supermarket, those doing this always hold up the queue. drives me nuts!
It is automatic when u buy the ticket, and the cover depends on when u booked the ticket. If before 1/12/21 your insurance will be accepted for Thailand Pass. If after the coverage is only for Covid19 (up to $
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/21 your insurance will be accepted for Thailand Pass. If after the coverage is only for Covid19 (up to $175000) not for other medical cover, so Im not sure if it will still be accepted. Scroll down on Emirates.com home page and open the link for Covid19 medical insurance on how to get the certificate. The cover is now only for 31 days (if booked before
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/21 it is up to 365 days for a return flight) If your trip is less than 31 days then I would try to upload it for the TP. If it is not accepted u will need to also find other medical cover, and also if u want full medical cover...which is advisable anyway.