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10 minutes ago, sandyf said:

That is not true.

Yesterday I was stamped in until 10th Aug 22 and my insurance is valid until 16th Dec 21

Immigration do not ask to see your insurance, there is half a dozen people already done that.

You are, I suppose, returning wit a re-entry permit based on an earlier extension of stay till August next year. I have been told that when applying for the CoE, the Embassy requires insurance covering the remaining period of stay of the visa, irrespective of your actual intended stay, But you didn’t encounter any problems in this regard?

13 minutes ago, david555 said:

A home country can never refuse his nationals to enter ....but after entering they can do with them as they feel need to do  ...????

Well, Australia does deny entry to Australians, if I’m not mistaken……

Read this interesting article on the subject - just pouring water over it is NOT the solution:

 https://cfpa-e.eu/container-puts-out-inextinguishable-fires-in-electric-cars/

In my native langue we have a saying about selling the skin before you’ve shot the bear. Seems - sort of - applicable to what these hospitals are doing too, with the difference that there are no bears around to shoot at all…….

There is no solution, regrettably, as transit is not yet allowed.

See this publication on the website of the UK Thai Embassy:

This is about domestic arrivals only.

35 minutes ago, Rochford6 said:

Result should be within 72 hours of arrival in Thailand. 

Incorrect, see official text on Embassy website:

• (3) a COVID-19 RT-PCR test result (negative) issued no more than 72 hours before travelling

20 minutes ago, WhatsNext said:

Basic human rights anyone ? Your body is yours and doesn't belong to any government. Making the question here already show total and utter ignorance about international law and human rights. 

 

Article 3 Everyone has the right to life, liberty and security of person.

The principle of bodily integrity sums up the right of each human being, including children, to autonomy and self-determination over their own body. It considers an unconsented physical intrusion as a human rights violation.

 

Maybe the staff of Thaivisa should read up on basic knowledge a little bit, just a suggestion. 

Yes, a violation of a very basic human right - in my home country, The Netherlands, this would be an infraction of the constitution. 

On 5/12/2021 at 10:51 PM, samtab said:

 

thank you but you haven't replied to any of my questions, so useful post !

cats are living in the property since years and the property is huge as a football field, so do you think that I will accept that a piece of $$$hit of a slave of a juristic person to tell me what i can do or not ?

 

 

You sound like a very nice person to deal with……… ????????????

The only thing I need, here in Chiang Rai, for a residence certificate is my passport. The website you are referring to is absolutely incorrect. E.g. why passport-size photos where a residence certificate is little more than a typed statement - there is no formal model - where you are living and does most certainly not include a picture.