Mango Bob

I was in a similar situation likes your.  I took the cheapest insurance I could, since I already had insurance from my military service and also covered convid-19.  I applied and got my visa extension in under 30 minutes since no applicants were there ahead of me.    Now hoping a vaccine will be avaialbe and I will be able travel out and in to go to the Thai Embassy in Ho Chi Minh City for an O for marriage.  Good luck I am sure it will work out for you. 

4 hours ago, OJAS said:

Well Chief Detective Superintendent OJAS has 1 further question for you, then. Was the visa which you originally used to enter Thailand of the non-OA or non-O variety? Chief Detective Superintendent OJAS hereby demands a straight and immediate answer to this question in pursuance of his enquiries on the crucial matter of whether or not TGIA-approved health insurance was required in your case.

Your honor may I first speak with my lawyer on this matter?  I have been informed to tell you I first stated out long  long time ago on an O/A visa.  I now have one year from the expire date of my last extension of stay.  I have a 100% approved TGIA health insurance.  Why your honor>  Because I could not leave the country.  No flights and no border runs.  If I could leave and most likely would not have gotten back into the country without covid-19 testing and insurance $100,000.  I also did not want an OA for marriage or in any form as the one who said he ignore me suggested.  I only hope this is over by next year and I can go get my new visa.  I also don't care what anyone else thinks, this is my decision not anyone else.  So don't give me any advice.  Thank you Your honor.

I live just down the road from the Hin Kong Power Plant.  The road going to the plant is small two lane (at least close to two lanes) country road,  I hope they at least improve the roads.  There a bridge they would cross that is only one lane.  This is going to be fun.  Hope they do things for the local community  like the old owners did.

30 minutes ago, Max69xl said:

But you still need an officially accepted Thai health insurance if you really had an initial O-A Visa. 

Of course I did but that wasn't the topic.  Now you question me like your the police if I did or did not have an initial O/A visa.  Anyone with enough sense know if you had an O/A visa you need health insurance.    But you really want to know if I did.  Stop trying to act like the cops.  If I need help I will call my lawyer.

3 hours ago, steve187 said:

so a real helpful post/thread full of no information that would help others

The post was to let people know had a very easy time getting my extension done. 

You can talk to my lawyer about that.  That is once I get one.

Joe I done an extension of stay from the original O/A 15th times.   I would have gone to HCMC and applied for an O visa for marriage but as everyone knows the situation,

When to Ratchaburi Immigration this morning at 8:50 am after going to the bank to get my documents from them.  I was the only application in the office.  Was finish and out by 9:20 am.  Talk to the clerk about next month and he knew it will be a mad house.  Wish every year was like this.

My wife asked me to place this announcement for English Teaching Jobs in Ratchaburi.  Please contact those on the announcement as I really have no knowledge about this.

Thank you Peter but I did not know you were a monitor here.  We seen these types of threads before when the change first came out last year.  Lots of spammers were on the site.  Anyone with a few post and given an answer like this should be looked at closely.  Monitors may be able to see more then I can.

How reliable is this person who wrote this thread?   I seen 15 post including two on this same subject.  Monitor should check this out.

How about a charge of attempted murder.

If he has to testify just have him say what virus.

Don't you think it a little bit to late to say this.  You can not sent out your military to stop them now.  Thais will not listen anyway.

17 hours ago, EricTh said:

The Thai government shouldn't have extended to end of July. The situation in Thailand is already in control with such low figures and tourists can leave anytime after May 1.

 

End of July is too paranoid.

 

 

What until all those students return from overseas and see what the situation is then.