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There is new immigration office there that does visa exempt entry 30 day extensions. Info here: https://bangkok.immigration.go.th/en/courses/muangthongthani-will_be-closed/

You will only need 30 days of covid 19 insurance.

The rule state you can do it up to 60 days. But I would suggest doing no more than 2 weeks early since things do change. It takes at the most 48 hours to get the approval now.

Try getting the temporary onward ticket I mentioned (try this site onwardticket.com that costs $14).

I signed in and opened the app and my android device and was able to completed the first page but got the message that my report was not due yet. It is not due until next month. I am sure if I had been within the reporting window it would of worked.

Yes the 15 day visa on arrival is allowed. At this time you will need a Thailand Pass with at least 30 days of covid 19 insurance coverage of at least $10,000 of coverage. More info is here on the Thailand Pass site including a link for the insurance. https://tp.consular.go.th/home

You can extend your 30 day visa exempt entry for 30 days at immigration without a problem. The airline can ask to see a ticket out of the country within 30 days. That can be a one way ticket to anywhere or you could get a temporary onward ticket online (search for onward ticket).

They were sent out at this morning at 10:15.

Mexico is on the list for a 15 day visa on arrival. Download: List of countries for visa exempt and visas on arrival dated October 2021.

There is only one page to complete on the new online reporting site. It has a auto fill option on it as well after doing your first report on it. Enter your passport number, select your nationality and then click the large blue magnifying glass symbol.

You would not have a valid STV after using it to enter the country the one time it allows. There would be nothing to prevent you from applying for a SETV.

You could get a temporary onward ticket online for about $12. Do a search for onward ticket and you will find several sites offering them.

A single entry tourist visa allows a 60 day stay that can be extended for 30 days. For a 60 day stay you could enter visa exempt that allows a stay of 30 days that can be expended for 30 days. You could register on the e visa site early if you wanted to.

A Thai national does not require a Thailand pass or proof of being vaccinated when entering the country. Note: A inflammatory off topic post and the expected reply to it has been removed and then one post with false info has been removed.

The crossing is open but I have not seen any reports of anybody doing a border hop there. The Lao visa on arrival is available for entry.

It is only a proposal at this time.

That is the photo that is to be attached to the TM7 form.

Are you asking about 90 day reports of staying longer than 90 day in the country. As soon as leave the country you do not need to do one until 90 days after you arrive back in the country.

Was it this topic.

For a one year extension they want your marriage certificate to be legalized in the country or embassy for where you got married and you foreign marriage registered at a Amphoe to get a Kor Ror 22.

Here are the requirements to apply for a 60 day extension of stay to visit your wife. Your wife will need to be with you. Copies of your passport photo page, visa or existing extension stamp and arrival stamp. Copy of TM6 departure card. Copies of marriage certificate, signed copies of wife's house book registry and ID card signed by her. Some offices may also want a copy of your Kor Ror 2 marriage registry recently updated by getting a printout of it at a Amphoe.

You cannot get a visa at a border crossing. You can get a 30 day visa exempt entry or use a multiple entry visa to get a new permit to stay in the country. I have seen no reports of anybody doing a crossing there yet.

Nothing new unless your immigration office wants something new.

No hotel reservation is needed now. See: https://tp.consular.go.th/home

Only another bank letter and your updated bank book copies are needed for the extension. No need for proof it came from abroad. Yes