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Link for it: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=th.go.immigration.section38

At this time the requirements for entry do not state anything about how old your previous shots are. It could change in the future though. I think people should be thinking about getting a booster shot incase it is changed.

The $100,000 insurance does not start until September 1st. If your extension is due before September 1st you will only need 40/400 baht insurance.

This one will do it up to the age of 99. https://www.tipinsure.com/CovidRegional/product_detail

Immigration is open today.

If married to a Thai you can apply for a new non-o visa at a embassy or official consulate without a problem. Or you also could apply for a non-o visa at immigration if you entered on a tourist visa or visa exempt if you can show 400k baht in a Thai bank on the day you apply.

You do not need to do a report of staying longer than 90 days in the country since you left the country. Your next report is due 90 days from the day you entered the country.

What do mean by Thai Resident? Do they have permanent residency granted by after going through the application and approval process that takes a couple of years. Or are they on a extension of stay for entry from a non immigrant that was issued by immigration and you were on a non-o visa and and a extension stay for being a member of the their family? What is required for you to get a new non-o visa depends upon their status in the country. For the insurance question you find insurance here that meets the requirements for a Thailand Pass. https://tqm-app.com/static/thailandpass/index.html

They were stating what they consider as being fully vaccinated. But for a Thailand Pass and entry to the country only 2 vaccination shots are required.

Many airlines will only accept a ticket by air out of the country. If you have a valid visa for entry you may not need a ticket out of the country. You could buy a temporary onward ticket online for about $12.00 if needed.

It can be applied for up to 60 days before your date of arrival. You will need your arrival flight number when registering for the Thailand Pass. https://tp.consular.go.th/

Not Thailand related moved to the UK and Europe forum.

Only a Non-OA visa is issued by a embassy or official consulate and a medical certificate is required to apply for.

You should be able the change the reason for your extension to working as a volunteer if you found a organization of sponsor you and show the correct supporting documents.

When applying for the work permit you will need submit your marriage certificate or your child birth certificate to get the lower requirements. Ask the company what their registered capital is since it may be well more that i or 2 million baht.They will have to provide that documentation not you.

There has been a post by a member that got a multiple entry non-o in Savannakhet recently.

That has been mentioned before. But it does mention a multiple entry visa on their fee schedule. They were issuing them before. I think they will issue them but nobody has reported getting one recently.

You are wrong. It has been changed since you got a Thailand pass.

This one is availabe to the age of 85. https://tqm-app.com/static/thailandpass/detail-ta-fwdgi.html Thirty days for 650 baht.

For one thing if married to a Thai and do your extensions based upon marriage your extension is not tied you your job like it would be if the extension was based upon working. Also if married to a Thai the registered capital only needs to be 1 million baht and at some work permit office only 2 Thai are required.

He married to a Thai. He can get a work permit and work with a non-o visa or extension of stay based upon marriage.

In the US is done completely on the e visa website. No need to send your passport to the embassy or official consulate. You get a stickerless visa sent to you by email.

The company will have to provide most of the supporting documents for the work permit application. For example company registration, proof of at least 2 million baht of registered capital, proof of at least 4 Thai employees and etc.

That is probably an error on the e visa website. The do not appear to have any visa info on the LA consulate website. See this page on the DC embassy website, https://thaiembdc.org/2020/11/05/trsingle_entry/

Do you mean this number on the one for being 50 or over for retirement. "Rental Agreement between the Applicant and the Landlord; A copy of house registration. Location map of the house and a rental receipt Past three months." They are not all that strict about it. It may depend upon the office where you apply for the visa.