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New regulations at Chiang Khong border
Greenwich Boy replied to hakancnx's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
It is being reported on some CM Expat sites by a poster who is reliable. No border bounces allowed. Reason is apparently due to the crackdown on dodgy visas given to Chinese individuals that has been in the news recently -
Brit 'dumped' in Thailand after his flight home is cancelled
Greenwich Boy replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
I am in Bali and the Jetstar flights really are a mess. Not fussed about the possibility of staying a few extra days but the liability for overstay fines at 2,500B a day will be interesting -
It is a confirmed booking but only has a validity of 3 to 7 days. If you are going to show at check in (which I do) best only purchase just before you fly. I find them excellent peace of mind
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Current STV extension requirements
Greenwich Boy replied to GFunkDeluxe's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
I had a STV last year. With borders closed it worked a treat and I got a stay of nearly a year. With borders open the STV is too much of a hassle, I will go back to SETV and just move around -
Just arrived in Singapore. On line arrival card/ health declaration. Hand over passport, look at camera and off you go. Email follows to confirm your legal entry. No stamp in passport. It can be easy Thailand
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visitor visa to Australia
Greenwich Boy replied to ezzra's topic in Visas and migration to other countries
Making the brave assumption that non visa requirements are the same for all (I am a Brit) There are no quarantine or pcr requirements if you are fully jabbed. You need to complete an on line Digital Passenger Declaration, similar to Thai Pass. I flew CNX SIN BNE. Documents checked thoroughly at Chiang Mai but not again. Hard copies of everything helped. Overall not difficult. If you are an Aussie you still need a DPD and check WA for local requirements as they may as well be a separate country. -
visitor visa to Australia
Greenwich Boy replied to ezzra's topic in Visas and migration to other countries
I had a quick look and a tourist visa sub class 600 may work. I entered a Thai national travelling from Thailand in to www.visafirst.com and indicated that it is possible. Obviously an agent and you can apply via the Oz Govt. site but worth a look. I recently entered Oz on a different visa so am up to speed on entry requirements other than visa. Good luck -
Air Asia have been flying to CNX from DMK and BKK for some time.
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E-Visa questions
Greenwich Boy replied to milhouse82's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
STV is certainly available, not sure about every Embassy though. The scheme was extended till Sept 2022. Up to the individual to decide if it is a better option than the METV. -
The STV scheme is due to finish 30 Sept. It may or may not be continued. If it is not you may have difficulty getting any extensions after this date. I was in this situation last year but it worked out. Not sure you can get a definitive answer to this but take it into consideration. For proof of accomodation I used the front page of my lease agreement. I do stay in the same place but there are plenty of templates out there. Just sayin.
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What are the current visa run options?
Greenwich Boy replied to ThLT's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
Completely agree which is why I hedged my bets with 'may' ???? I had a STV last year and got nearly a years stay with a covid ext. I was pretty nervous before they extended the scheme in Sept though. -
What are the current visa run options?
Greenwich Boy replied to ThLT's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
Word of caution about getting a STV. If the scheme does finish on 30th Sept as proposed you may end up with a lot less than 9 months. Last year they extended before the deadline. This year who knows. -
I did use an agent mainly as I wanted to avoid the under consideration stamp and having to return in 15 days. Process is go to agent, they take the copies and you sign where asked. They get you an appointment at immigration in the next couple of days You go to immigration, meet agent and get stamped. About 15 minutes actually at immigration.