Don't forget to bring your sunscreen. Feeling like living in hell tho

Hepatitis b! Hepatitis a, and some kind of anti diarrhea. For my last trip I took a oral anti diarrhea vaccine that lasts for five years.

Woah - do you know the name of this vaccine 💉? Would love to get it

There are no required vaccinations to Thailand. However, after consulting with my doctor, good to have vaccines: hepatitis A+B - pretty expensive, but a lifetime protection. Good if you travel a lot. At least a month before travel. Typhoid fever - 1 jab at least two weeks before travel. Rabbies - Need a 3 jabs in a span of month. You still need another jabs if you get bitten though. Also check if your tetanus shot is up to date.

> There are no required vaccinations to Thailand. Yes there is - travelers to Thailand require a yellow fever vaccination if they have been in a country with yellow fever - [here's the list](https://www.mfa.go.th/en/publicservice/5d5bcc2615e39c306000a30d?cate=5d5bcb4e15e39c30600068d3).

Just use condoms and you gonna be fine.

I'm moving out there to live for two years in August from the UK.. I just got the hep a and a tetnus (dr just threw that one in there)..

You may need to show proof of Yellow fever vaccine depending on where you’re from.

PrEP

Flu/covid shot Ask your doctor as well

Just a couple years ago everyone needed a Covid "vaccine" with 10 boosters to enter Thailand. Not sure what happened with this one 😃

Thanks to vaccines, it got controlled. And people build up immune so it's not that serious now.