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It is for the "Tourist Single Entry Visa". Here is the link to the corresponding page on the website of the Thai embassy in London once more: https://london.thaiembassy.org/en/page/tourist-single-entry-visa

Regarding financial evidence, the following is what the website says (but readers beware, the e-visa application process may state a different requirement):

Correct. This is what the list of requirements for a tourist visa application says on the website of the Thai embassy in London: A copy of the passport pages covering the past 12 months seems indeed the most logical way to provide these records.

Is the PNR you mention the 6-digit alphanumeric code that on a Singapore Airlines ticket of mine looks like this (partially pixelated):

How can you verify yourself that the flight reservation confirmation or the e-ticket you have gives a real PNR (passenger name record)?

That's what boggles my mind. When a TM.30 has been filed notifying the arrival of a foreigner and this foreigner subsequently needs a service from an immigration office, the official asks for proof that the notification was made. Why is this necessary? Are these notifications not registered in a database and do immigration officials who need to verify that a notification has been made not have access to this database?

In this case, clause 2.20(5) of the Police Order does not apply to you parents. A multiple-entry tourist visa (METV) would cover the 124 days with two entries and one 30-day extension.

Depending on your own status of permission to stay your parents may get a one-year extension of stay for THB 1,900. Care to post what your status is? Alternatively, figure it out yourself with this document: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BwNib_gx9zYEYkFjMUNHV1pXdWs/view?usp=drive_link&resourcekey=0-HbhenggAPK_pepIDEzdVCA

See if the information on this web page helps you understand it. https://www.brussels.be/travel-document-refugees-stateless-persons-or-foreigners#:~:text=Some foreigners residing in Belgium,is valid for 2 years.

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A permanent resident applies for a non-quota immigrant visa for a single entry or multiple entries. This does not apply to the OP, MikeIdea, who is not a permanent resident.

The OP edited his first post to strike out the paragraph about having permanent residency.

I think I have finally found the link: https://www.doe.go.th/prd/assets/upload/files/alien_en/2bf65c018f67113a959f9e83dd9f697e.pdf I got to that PDF file by clicking on the line WP. 25... on the web page https://www.doe.go.th/prd/alien/downloads/param/site/152/cat/14/sub/0/pull/category/view/list-label

I found it again, the Department of Employment's list of requirements for the work permit application. I downloaded it many years ago and saved it in the cloud. WP.1 Work permit application - requirements.pdf I still would like to get the current link to this list on their website but can't find it. Their website is different from the way I remember it. Help!!!

As I just mentioned in another post, I am desperately looking for this list of requirements on the website of the Ministry of Labour, respectively the Ministry's Department of Employment, but cannot find. I would greatly appreciate it if you asked your admin if she can give you the link to the apposite web page.

Thank you for posting this additional information. No need for posting scans or photos of the stamps because the founder of this forum, formerly knows as ThaiVisa forum, surely knows what he has been shown by this Brit. Another member already quoted some text, source not given, indicating that the requirements listed by the Department of Employment includes a non-O, without limitation of the reason for which the non-O visa or the one-year extension of stay was issued. I clearly remember having seen this list and with that requirement some years ago but try as I might, I cannot find it now on their website. My conclusion is that whereas it may be true that some or all branches of the Department of Labour have in some or all cases refused to to issue a work permit to the holder of an applicant with a permission to stay for the reason of retirement, if such application has ever been made in such circumstance, there is no legal obstacle for the Department of Labour to do so.

There must have been some misunderstanding on your part. One of the requirements for getting a work permit is an employment contract. Another requirement is that the work specified in the contract is a type of work for which the law allows the department of employment to issue a work permit to you. You did not meet these criteria and would also not have met them if your extension of stay had been for the reason of living with your Thai wife.

@AndrewMciver 1. What is your child's planned arrival date in Thailand? 2. What will be the starting date in school? 3. How old is your child? As BritTim said, the school will assist with the annual applications of permission to stay for the reason of studying but at some point during the initial 30 days of permission to stay your child and you must probably be available to go to the immigration office for the application of the first one-year extension of stay.

My guess is that the reference to "a Thaivisa member" is a reference to a person who is a member of this here forum which is currently known as "ASEANnow forum" and was formerly known as "ThaiVisa forum" Old habits die hard.

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