JimLahey

I'm looking for a 90 days non-immigrant O visa via the new portal (https://thaievisa.go.th/)

I have a couple of questions, at least for a non-English speaker I find the wording a bit confusing at times:

Would my passport be enough here?  My permanent residence is the same country as where I submit the application.

Does this have to be translated to English and converted to THB or GBP/THB?  My native language is not English and we do not use GBP.  If it need a translation where do people get it from?

What is the difference between this one and #5?  

I really have no idea what they ask here.  Current residency I would assume is my home country (not Thailand).  Do I need some sort of documentation from my home country where I live???  What kind of document should I provide here?

My experience so far with the Thailand Pass and now this new E-Visa is pretty good, except for some of the questions I have a hard time understanding what they ask for.

Thankful for any help!

Most people getting the virus will get no symptoms/mild symptoms, while a small minority get so sick they end up in a hospital.  As a rule of thumb 92% have mild symptoms while 8% end up in hospital with serious symptoms and need treatment.

Given the overview in the 1st post where they say they have 668 in hospital, and if these 668 are 8% of the total the total numbers would be 10000+ infected.  What is odd with these numbers is they have only 1 death, which is a very low number. Something does not add up here... 

edit: Numbers from Norway today, 2371 active cases (total), 193 in hospital = 8,1%

On 11/29/2019 at 1:48 AM, fishtank said:

I got this last week. Working well so far.

12 months internet for 1,250 Baht.

https://www.lazada.co.th/-i366120108-s715400996.html?spm=a2o4m.my_wishlist.price_observing.179.192b6108DAHc1v&urlFlag=true&mp=3

Very interesting.  Did it come pre-activated or did you have to activate it?  Have you tried a speedtest to see how fast it is?