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Hello @ubonjoe apologies for bringing up an older post but as I just applied online with the Embassy in LA. They asked for proof of stay, accommodations, hotel, etc.. I put my spouses apartment address in the application, but I guess they didn't understand that. I emailed them back explaining how do I state my " proof of stay, accommodations' if it's at my spouses apartment, will hope they reply. I read some reviews stating some people emailed them after they requested some documents and they could never contact them after, via email or phone. So as I have only done the Non O from another country extension route, can you explain how I would do the bolded text above? Just incase they just never reply and I have to go the visa exempt route. How does that work, and when should I have money in my thai account. My fight is Aug 31. Thanks Joe.

Thanks for the suggestions guys! Exactly what I was looking for.

Thanks for the info! I wasn't sure if this insurance was much more specific or any old insurance that had covid coverage would do the trick. Looks like it's the latter. Thanks again!

Perfect. Thanks @ubonjoe I think I will just apply here in the US before hand. Just wanted to check if there was something else I didn't know about.

Thanks so much for always helping. Sorry, for not clarifying. She is a Thai citizen. Hope this makes my questions more clear.

Good morning all, Excuse my newbie questions on this topic. I was hoping I could get some expert info from you all. I am married to a Thai resident. I left Thailand around Oct - 21 to visit some elderly family back in the US. It was my first time doing the Non-Immigrant Visa-O process with the year visa, that expired on Nov - 21. I plan to come back in August. Do I have to go and do the same Non O process to come back and repeat the process again? Or is there a simpler way, since I have done it once already? Also, I started reading a bit about the current Thai pass covid process and the need of covid insurance. I had to get something similar when I came last time from Vietnam and got some temporary insurance from this site I linked below. It seemed to work fine then and I just canceled it after I was in the country for a few months. Can anyone confirm this time, I should be fine using them and doing the same for this covid rule? I know their site seems to push specific insurance companies of course and it seems to state you need this insurance for the whole time you're in Thailand. https://www.google.com/search?client=safari&rls=en&q=trainwick+international&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8 Appreciate the help.