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Why do we need 2 threads about the same topic?

Just have a look at the Thailand Pass website, they also have a FAQ: https://tp.consular.go.th/

No, not correct. It's no problem to apply for the 30 day extension first, and then convert it to a non-O.

You can just apply for a 30 day extension first, no need to get stressed.

That's wrong. The owner or the possessor is required to report a foreigner staying at the property. In this case "Mac Mickmanus" is the possessor because he is renting the place. So he could (or has to if the owner doesn't do it) submit a TM30 for himself. That's wrong again, TM30 has nothing to do with tax and there is also no charge to do it.

All provinces have their own rules. Get vaccinated or stay home.

The manufacturers usually don't announce the release date until a week before or so, they also don't tell the dealers. So everything we read are speculations, currently the speculations say beginning of 2022.

Then you simply write this in the Thailand Pass application and you will only need 45 days of insurance.

Nothing special involved, the only difference compared to selling/buying a car which is registered in Chiang Mai is that the buyer has to go to the DLT twice, because they need a few days to transfer the car registration from Bangkok to Chiang Mai before he can transfer it in his name. You as seller don't need to do anything special.

For travel you will simply count as unvaccinated, doesn't matter if you are unvaccinated because you are exempt or just because you don't want to. Thus a letter won't help you in this case.

What would be the purpose of such a letter? Thailand isn't forcing people to vaccinate.

Currently boosters are only offered for people who got 2*Sino... How it looks like in march, nobody knows...

Why didn't you just do the TM30 yourself? They ask for TM30 since quite a while, maybe you were lucky and weren't asked in the past, but from my experience usually they want it.

Afaik there is no insurance that pays if they put you in quarantine just because somebody who was close to you tested positive. So the affected persons will have to pay this out of their own pockets.

If only riding and maybe 1 or 2 smaller discourses on the way, then 2 days. If you want to spend a night in Pai, plan to visit the caves, hot springs, ban cha bo, ban rak Thai and some other villages then you can also spend 3 or 4 days

If a PCR test shows you as positive, then you wouldn't be allowed on the plane. Once you test negative on the pre-flight PCR test you would also test negative on the PCR test in Thailand.

Yes, sure. I wasn't aware that some embassies still issue these letters.

The affidavit which Immigration created gives several options, one of them being that your embassy doesn't provide a letter to request an extension, this alone is a valid reason to qualify for the extension, doesn't matter why you can't get this letter from your embassy. If you can get an embassy letter you wouldn't need the the Covid extension. A 30 day extension upon request by an embassy has been an option since way before Covid. Obviously getting the 60 day Covid extension is more convenient than the 30 day embassy letter extension.

Same as any other extension.

Yes indeed, you are right, they added something in this regard. Does anybody still have the last police order which extended it to 26th November? I would like to compare the wording that they use.

The one outside Thapae is about the size of a 7/11, so don't expect much selection there, they have the basics though.

They built their own building at the Superhighway, and moved there a few weeks ago. https://g.page/DecathlonChiangMai?share

They didn't add anything, these are just random IOs who try to make their own rules, because they don't like foreigners or something like that. Wait until end of January, it might be extended again. Something like that never existed in Thailand. The only official limitation is "maximum 2 visa exempts at land borders per calendar year".

That's just wrong. All these extensions are based on police order 327/2557, they are not defined in immigration law. You can find the police order here: https://aseannow.com/topic/981135-laws-regulations-police-orders-etc/ The Covid extension is also based on a police order. If you would look at the Covid extension police order, you would even notice that in the first paragraph it says something like: "Extend police order 327/2557 as follows...." meaning technically Covid extensions are a part of police order 327/2557, same as any other extension you listed.

You have to complete an affidavit (a paper which you get at immigration), regarding why you need this extension, just check the second checkbox which says something like that your embassy doesn't issue you a letter. Some people in Bangkok have been asked to show a flight ticket out of Thailand.