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  1. Upnotover
    You phone will have the option to transfer/import contacts from your current SIM. That's all you need to do, they will still be there when you get your Thai SIM. No need to copy them to the new SIM.
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    If they did they probably went back to their hotels and applied online. Not really much of a bomb.
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    I am sure they will apply the same rules as they have been using for paper visas, and will accept being legally present in the country at the time of application.
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    It probably makes a little difference if you don't operate from a tour office and charge money for your services. File this alongside painting your own house and cutting your own grass.
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    E-visas are not approved/rejected centrally. The application is made through the common e-visa portal but it is the individual embassy/consulate that approves or rejects it, and it is they who may ask for additional information if needed (as is clearly stated on the e-visa site).
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    The recent additions (Vietnam) both Hanoi and HCMC state the application will be dealt with within 5 days. My own experience in the UK has been 3 or 4 days. And you are not waiting to visit the consulate, you only wait for their reply email.
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    I use NordVPN. Certainly has Vietnam.
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    Do such things still exist?
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    You are going to and from a Thai island. You will not go through passport control in either direction.
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    +1 for this. Did good work on my Tag Heuer some years ago.
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    It was in June. Da Nang, 45 days on entry.
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    I don't think you would be able to do the first extension based on income unless you've been transferring 65k/month for a year at the time of application given the the UK embassy doesn't do the income letter.
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    Neither Banglamung, not needed, nor a witness. I also didn't need to get my passport translated/certified for the marriage in Bangrak, only the embassy affadavit.
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    Depends on the definition of residence. I think what they really want is proof of presence.
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    Why? Still can go to a nearby country and make an e-visa application, just don't have to physically attend the embassy. I am guessing they will all be asking for some proof of "residence", entry stamp/hotel booking, etc.
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    Yes. As of tomorrow through the Thai e-visa portal. Depending on your location the application will either be processed in Hanoi or HCMC but you will not need to attend either the embassy or consulate.
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    Would you have pitied him years ago when he refused to use his meter and demanded 300 baht for a 50 baht ride? He and his mates literally drove their customers away.
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    Had Christmas lunch there a couple of years ago, so basically a Sunday lunch, superb, a different league from the pubs mentioned, although you get what you pay for and the pubs also do a fine job up to a point.
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    But Savannakhet isn't going e-visa (yet) - did they stop multi's anyway?
  21. Upnotover
    - For the UK address I would use your UK driving licence. Whilst not listed on the embassy website it has been reported as being accepted. - You can show 800k in your Thai account. That's what I did (1 month statement). Doing this you will only submit 1 document with a UK address so ought to avoid any issue with multiple addresses.
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    It was actually better than expected, plenty of it, crispy and tasty but not overcooked.
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    Had this one a couple of weeks back. Best burger I've had for some time. Double "Trucker" smash burger from Barney's Burger Joint on Soi 23. THB 260. Not the easiest thing to eat but well worth the effort.
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    Utter nonsense as already mentioned, and this is in no way whatsoever relevant to a question about obtaining a visa. I think you posted in the wrong forum.
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    I think more interesting than the turnaround time is whether the multi-entry is even going to be possible any more, it is not normally available via the e-visa portal.

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