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Thank you guys, this was REALLY good information, and as you conclude, best to stick to 6 months validity of our passports when trying to enter Thailand and also boarding the plane.... glegolo

OK thank you so much guys glegolo

Hi guys, Can I please ask you who knows, what is the rules when entering Thailand with a EU (swedish) passport) into Thailand... Are there any special conditions regarding validity? Does it differs if I have a VISA or not?? I am very grateful for any input. Thank you, glegolo

Yes of course I mean that.... Sorry for bad wording.. glegolo

OK just as I thought than... BTW I need no bankaccount I am swedish and can show bankletter with income so all good. Anyhow thank you for nice help. glegolo

Thank you so much.. glegolo

Thank you for your reply. SDo just to clarify so that I understand.... a - Time will NOT be an issue for 30 day exempt, no problem to organize docs to apply for conversion for me!! Is it doable in Buriram, are they positive there??? b - If I take your advise and first go from exempt and then apply for visit wife 60 days, can I apply directly for extension based on marriage 1 year after that??? Thanks for your input!!! glegolo

Anybody with experience from Buriram, what regards to make a conversion from arriving on a tourist-VISA exempt, and apply at Buriram Immigration for a non Imm O, and then Extension of stay based on marriage... Are they positive and helpful. Have heard from other Immigration-officies that they even can refuse to help out... Anybody?? glegolo

Yes that is the obvious of course, just that as you maybe (not) suspected, I live in Chaiyaphum, and I am asking for a friend who is still in Sweden, coming here soon... That is why I was asking. glegolo

Many thanks UJoe, much appreciated.. glegolo

Can I plse ask you guys if you know what Buriram accepts when it comes to validity-time for the income-letter. I.e. Chaiyaphum accepts 6 months old income-letter..... So I really need to find out what Buriram accept?? Anybody can help out?? glegolo

She is 18 years of age, Thai national/thai passport 2 approved shots as per list have tickets both turn as well as return 3 months later... This trip is being arranged by their school... thnks for the links.. glegolo

End destination is Anchorage, Alaska and price was 43.915 baht in total, I have not price for Incheon unfortunately NOT specified, glegolo

Thank you so much..... one day it is then... glegolo

I did read this on the embassy (USA) website: ***  Effective December 6, 2021, all airline passengers to the United States ages two years and older, regardless of vaccination status or citizenship, must provide a negative COVID-19 viral test taken within one calendar day of travel.  Alternatively, travelers to the United States may provide documentation from a licensed health care provider of having recovered from COVID-19 in the 90 days preceding travel.  Check the CDC website for additional information and Frequently Asked Questions. Does this mean what??? Does it mean that it is OK if the girl take a test one calenderday before leaving Bangkok (Suvarnabhumi), is that OK you think??? glegolo

I have a young girl here that is going to work/study in Anchorage, Alaska leaving here 29th of march and stay for 3 months... Tickets bought all good there..... But big worries now about the covid situation and what the demands are to enter the USA?? I checked the airline (Asiana Airline) who states in text the following; "[COVID-19 PCR Test Time Update] The negative PCR test must be taken within 48 hours before departure date from 20 Jan 2022". That is stated in the ticket, so that is understood. but what is unclear is still, what is the rules for being able to enter the USA?? Anybody who knows, or can tell me where to find information about this?? Many thanks for you help guys... glegolo

It is up to YOU to plan your own activities, so yes you can expect it to expire and you have to start all over again, unless you follow OJ;s advise..

Like OJAS says above, contact your embassy and ask them for direction tosolve this relatively easy problem you have... Like in my case swedish embassy knows the rules and what you need and what kind of income verification/confirmation...

Use exempt as entry to Thaland and insurance OK

Many thanks Joe

May I ask you guys.... If a couple (falang-thai) like to enter Thailand for holiday. Husband falang and wifey Thai.... Does she really need a insurance or can she just enter because she belong to the 30 baht scheme here in Thailand?? Grateful for your input.... glegolo

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OMG, certainly you are NOT swedish. Rubbish..... Swedish goverment and embassies have actively gone out and invited all these "scientists" and "doctors" and "engineers" from middle east and Africa to come to Sweden. We are in Sweden offering translators in loads of languages like arab, somali-talk (what is their language called??) and english, german and almost every language in Europe. Dont know why you write what you write.... Reason for Scandinavia to learn english language is because we share the very same culture with both UK as well as USA..... What regards the language of Scandinavians (Norwegian, Danish and Swedish) these languages are of german origin, just like your own (english) Or shall I say our scandinavian languages are more a forfather of the english language..... We gave you actually your language... Yes You´re welcome!!!

logically, one would expect immigration to be able to deal with languages of sort, that are the most frequent ones to arrive to the country. THAT is my logic.......

I believe that english is one of the world most used languages and of course should have it place in the immigration system.... So according to your logic most people who come here they do actually speak thai - hmmmmm interesting.....