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I have applied for and received my single entry tourist visa and downloaded it to my tablet. Does this have to be printed or can I just show it to the airline and Immigration on my tablet?

What is NST ? Why do people not bother to write things in full ? Boft

Udon Thani airport has daily international flights. It is a shame that people who have no real knowledge post on forums.

WTF are you on about?

Yes initialy but I also had to attend their office in Sukhumvit as once the application is done online they give you an appointment.

Not required if your application is being processed by the London Embassy.

UK passports are issued from the UK not India. I renewed my passport using VFS in Bangkok and all they do is forward everything to Liverpool.

It is one website that you apply to but depending on where you live determines which Embassy will process your application. It seems that different Embassies have different requirements. Not ideal but typical for Thailand.

On the application to the London Embassy there is only a dropdown box to tick which asks how much you earn per year. No proof was sasked for.

Submitted my application yesterday and when you click on proceed to payment your entire application is displayed for you to review before payment.

I have also received an email confirmation that multiple entry is no longer available. The advice was to apply for single entry and extend in Thailand.

As A Thai speaker myself I would have said that the last bloke paid ฿70 and that is the price I will pay you. Chances are he would have smiled and agreed. What is the point of learning Thai if you are not going to use it to your advantage?

You can not become Thai. You can only be born Thai. You might have a Thai passport but you will never be Thai.

Being back in New Zealand he is not able to get the steriods that are available in abundance in Thailand.

This is another option and will cost more than a single wntry Non - O and is extra hassle. Much easier to obtain a visa in the UK before you leave.

You can apply for a Non - O single entry visa for retirement. This will give you 90 days in Thailand. This needs to be applied for in the UK online and will be issued by the London Embassy. It does not show on the London Embassy website but it is available. When you start the online application there is a dropdown box to tick .

Wow ! So we should only care about your experiences and your opinion ? I thought that was the point of the forum,to share information. People on overstay are usualy returning to their own country so no need to show a visa.

KLM allow you to check in online and print your boarding pass 30 hours before your flight. If you only have hand luggage then no need to go to check in desk.

Apologies to all in this thread regarding my insistance that multiple entry is still available. I posted in good faith as was in the middle of an application and at the time multiple was available and an email from the London Embassy was included in earlier posts. However as many of you have posted this is not the case now and only a single entry is available now. I was wrong. Sorry. This is the email I received today from the London Embassy- Dear Sir/Madam Thank you for your email - We do not provide NON-O (Family and Retirement Multiple entry) Please apply for single entry and go for extension at Immigration office in Thailand. Warmest regards, The Visa Team

Spot on.

Factually correct information responding to your silly reply and proving once again you are wrong.

If you do really know the history of Jasmine rice you will know that when it was discovered in Chon Buri it was named as Khao Dok Mali 105 - ข้าวดอกมะลิ 105 -Jasmine flower rice 105', which is often shortened to "Khao Hom Mali" ข้าวหอมมะลิ - khao hom mali. Now please give it a rest 555

It has failed for you though ! But then again I have had 10 years more immersion than you have and to supplement my immersion have studied using every single resource available.

That explains your username 555