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Thank you, but what you have posted is not a link to a web page on https://www.thaievisa.go.th/ Please note that the other poster, on whose behalf you have replied to my post, wrote "The visa fees have been up on the Wellington Embassy website for a couple of weeks, with confirmation from the embassy that they are correct, and the same prices are in the e-visa system right now and available for people to purchase" I was very excited to read and if you can give a link to that webpage on what the other poster called the "e-visa system", I should be most grateful.
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If I were you I wouldn't go to forums like this for medical advice... The OP did not ask for medical advice.
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@Kiwifarang What you have posted isn't really confirmation that the Thai embassy in Wellington is collecting a fee of NZD 300 for the single-entry tourist visa. Let's see a real confirmation. Let's see a receipt posted by someone who applied for the visa, was asked for payment of NZD 300 and paid it. Are you in New Zealand at the moment?
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March 19 has come and will be gone in New Zealand in less than an hour. Looking at the website of the Thai embassy in Wellington just now, I see the single-entry tourist visa still listed at NZD 300, which corresponds to roughly THB 6,500 I meant to upload a screenshot but can't do it from the phone. The URL is https://wellington.thaiembassy.org/th/publicservice/17622-tourist-visa but the content may of course change at any time.
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The Thai immigration line at Swampy
Maestro replied to capin's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
The OP's question may have been a bit ambiguous. At Thai immigration, there are lines for foreigners and there are other lines for Thai nationals. -
The check-in staff of airlines that are members of IATA generally use the IATA Travel Centre to look up the requirements, using an automated process. It is free to use for everyone. It is up to the check-in staff, probably based on instructions and guidelines issued by the airlines, how strictly to apply these requirements. This is why the traveller in front of me in the queue without a visa may be asked for an onward ticket and I, in the same situation, may not be a asked for it. P.S. I did not select red for the last paragraph; it just happened. In fact, on the phone I wouldn't be able to change the colour even if I wanted to.
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METV and TM30 after border-run
Maestro replied to John8's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
At what immigration office is this the case? -
Proof of accomodation needed?
Maestro replied to Jack1988's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
In the visa forum, the acronym IO is variously used to mean "immigration office" or "immigration official" In the context of this topic, which is about documents to be shown to the immigration official upon arrival at the airport, it can only mean "immigration official" Every once in a while, I see a post recommending to line up at an immigration counter with a male official with the suggestion that female officials are more likely to ask probing questions or request documents like an accommodation reservation. I have seen no statistical evidence, though, to lend credence to this but it may well be the personal experience of the respective posters. -
Proof of accomodation needed?
Maestro replied to Jack1988's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
Thank you. -
Proof of accomodation needed?
Maestro replied to Jack1988's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
That's a nice list you have there. The only thing missing is a link to the source. Care to post it? -
Dramatic Visa Fee Increases being reported
Maestro replied to mania's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
Please continue the discussion here: https://aseannow.com/topic/1321002-thai-embassy-in-new-zealand-increases-visa-fee-600/ -
Filing TM30 Notification Online
Maestro replied to scotsdude's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
No notification sent out by whom to whom? -
TM30 self-registration by tennant
Maestro replied to mark_mark's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
If there is no blue house registration book then the building has probably not yet been certified as fit for human habitation. -
The Swiss man gave his side of the story in an interview with a Swiss news publication.