Thank you for letting me know what you did. My email confirmation was for two months so that was not the problem.
When I asked my local Thai consulate last year they said that I only needed to book for the first two nights for the SETV, so that is what I did on Agoda. I think I will try that again for the METV. If they reject that then I will do like you said. Make it for a month or two on either Agoda or AirBnB and then cancel afterwards.
It's still around that much for METV (6 month multi-entry). I believe it said 200,000b on the form which is around 4400 pounds or 5600 USD at todays exchange. I think 60,000b is for SETV (60 day single entry).
I am also in the process of applying for the METV. A lot of the irrelevant questions are gone so it's much better now.
I already submitted it but then they emailed me saying they need a confirmation letter from my hotel as well as their "Thai ID" whatever that means. I think they maybe mean't "Tax ID". The hotel won't give me any of that and the confirmation email I submitted wasn't good enough. What should I do?
The last time I applied for a 60 day SETV I submitted an Agoda reservation letter for my first two nights at some hotel and that was apparently good enough. Will that be good enough for an METV?
I'm at 5 with the last one being the bivalent one in combination with a flu shot. Probably due for another one soon but I am not sure if it's still free for me. Maybe only once a year.
They have the pills now that can save most people if taken in the first 3 days after getting infected.
I found shirts with the exact pattern I am looking for at the night market in Jomtien and at a store in Royal Garden Plaza mall in Pattaya. Unfortunately, I haven't found one with the right color scheme just yet.
I hear that the location of Jimmy Hoffa's body is also located on Hunter Biden's laptop. Everyone is talking about it. All the best people. Ask anyone.
There is no password required for tethering because only the device phsically plugged into the phone has access.
The hotspot feature obviously does have a password. You use that if you want to connect more than one device or don't want to have the phone physically plugged into your laptop. Also comes in handy if the signal is weak. You can put the phone near areas of your room that may have better signal strength, like near windows or doors.
As above poster stated, it totally depends on your location and signal strength. I currently am getting 29Mbps down and 12 up. When I go to the mall near me I can get much faster than that.
Less touristy and lower prices. If you spend enough time in Pattaya you will find you want to stay away from tourist areas more and more. Especially during high season.
You are asking someone, who just wants to complain about everything for the sake of complaining, to actually apply logic and reason to their baseless argument.