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Some were issuing back to back single entry non-o visas before. Vientiane if recall correctly were doing them back to back.

He could apply for another non-o visa in some neighboring countries now. Since May 1st some have opened their borders,

That might depend upon the type of visa being applied for. A tourist visa application requires a ticket to Thailand to complete the application and few others as well.

That depends upon what you used for entry to the country. If you used a tourist for or other types of visas it has been done at Chaeng Wattana for year now. If you entered visa exempt it is now done at the new Laski office.

You get a under consideration stamp with a report back date on it. It is not a extension stamp. Extensions of stay based upon marriage have to be approved at the division level of immigration. For Hua Hin that is Division 3 for the central region of the country that has its headquarters in Bangkok.

You will not be doing it tomorrow. Immigration is closed tomorrow the 4th of May for coronation day.

It not be a problem with immigration to do you extension. Many people from the UK have used passports that were over 10 year old.

No It is vaccination certificate or RT-PCR covid 19 test and $10,000 US covid 19 insurance coverage.

You wife or girlfriend should do the TM30 report and sign it. Only a signed copy of their ID card and house book registry (page one and the page they are shown on) should be needed. TM30 reports are done at CW now.

I have not seen any recent reports of one being issued anywhere nearby. KL did no issue them. The official consulates in Penang and Kota Bharu was issuing them before. Penang wanted to see money in a bank equal to 200k baht at one time. Savannakhet maybe an option soon since the Lao borders are starting to open. Not sure about the visa on arrival being available at all crossings yet. The Lao E visa site is still shutdown.

It does mention a multiple entry visa on that page.

That has already been discussed in another topic the OP posted.

At most offices you will only need a completed TM47 form and your passport.

Immigration will not be closed on the 13th for Royal Ploughing Day. Visakha Bucha day is on the 16th and they will be closed.

They will not be asking for that proof when you apply for a visa. It is only needed for the Thailand Pass. It is also out of date for the amount of insurance needed.

You are reading it wrong. Everything is and except for the vaccination certificate or RT-PCR covid 19 test.

You can only extend the 60 day stay from a tourist visa one time for 30 days. Not all embassies and official consulates use the e visa site. The consulate in Ho Chi Minh City and the embassy in Hanoi does not use the e visa site.

The info about insurance is not for the visa. It is just info to inform people what is required for entry to the country and that is what is required to get the Thailand pass. You would only need 30 days to get it.

It is $10,000 US for the cofic 19 insurance now to get the Thailand Pass needed for entry to the country. You would only need 30 days of insurance. Immigration does not check for the insurance. The consulate in Ho Chi Minh City only requires the standard 20,000 baht needed for a visa application.

The e visa site is not used by all embassies and official consulates. Many still require the application be done in person.

You do not need a Thailand Pass if you are transiting. You do need proof of $10,000 medical insurance and proof of being vaccinated. Source: https://consular.mfa.go.th/th/content/thailand-pass-faqs-2 You should be able to transit through to your connecting flight. Is it on the same airline?

Wise can be a problem but you may be able to download the receipts for them from Wise. Immigration might accept them as proof they came from abroad. Some banks may able to do a credit advise for each transfer to prove the came from abroad. A bank statement would not show them as foreign transfers. You will need everything mentioned for every one year extension of stay application. It $10,000 covid 19 insurance to get a Thailand Pass to enter the country at this time. Thirty days of it would be enough to get the Thailand Pass. You wife will need to be with you to apply for a 60 day extension.

Immigration probably would not care since the have nothing to do the issuance of a Thailand Pass. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs issues them and could cancel one (or both) of the 2 if they found that you had 2 of them.

Yes Form the popup message on the Thailand Pass site.

Not surprising since that is not a official website. This at the bottom of that site.