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You can apply for a 60 day extension to visit you wife to get more time to apply for a one year extension. Do you have a 12 months of transfers that are at least 40k baht. You can get credit advises from you bank to to prove your Wise transfers came from aboard. The insurance requirement you mentioned is only needed for entry to the country and to get a Thailand Pass and since the 1st of this month has been reduced to $10,000.

Fully vaccinated is not defined on the Thailand Pass site. It only asks for 2 vaccinations with the most recent one no less than 2 weeks before the date of entry. This from the FAQ's for it. https://consular.mfa.go.th/th/content/thailand-pass-faqs-2

The list for Thai and Non Thais appear to be the same on the Thailand Pass site. But it could be that Non Thai are really only for those from the country the crossing is from for some crossings.

You probably could of used the previous nationality used clicked the magnifying glass and changed nationalities after it auto filled. II tried doing that for passport number and arrival date and it worked for a test of it (not submitted).

Immigration worked today the 2nd since Labor Day it is not a holiday for them. They will be closed on the 4th for Coronation Day.

Just another case of calling a visa exempt entry a visa on arrival. A visa exempt entry is for 30 days and a visa on arrival is for 15 days after applying for it and paying a 2000 baht fee for it. See this list for both of them. List of countries for visa exempt and visas on arrival dated October 2021. The UK is shown on the 30 day visa exempt entries.

The online system is for one residence to be reported not the name of the owner of the property. There would be no chance of it mixing up residences being reported.

You will need a letter from your employer stating the last day you will be working for them so that your current extension can be canceled before you can apply for the extension based upon retirement. Insurance will not be required when you apply for the new extension.

A TM27 is only for reporting a change of address. You will not be changing addresses.

There is not age limit in the immigration order for being the parent of a Thai. Some office have said the age of 20 is the limit but that is not correct according to the rules. There is also a line in the immigration order for a parent that is over 50 to be taken care of by their child.

I would never suggest trying to have 2 valid Thailand Passes. It would not be hard for them to cross reference by name or passport number.

You will need insurance to enter the country. It does not matter how long you stay out of the country and a yellow house book means nothing when entering the country.

You can apply for a new extension of stay up to the day your current one expires. Best not to wait until the last day though.

That would need a to apply for a Thailand Pass unless they are using a border pass for a short stay in Thailand from what I have seen in the news.

You will use a TM7 form that is used for all extension applications. They will also want this affidavit completed. 60 Day Covid 19 Extension Affidavit.pdf229.8 kB · 1138 downloads

You have not changed addresses so it would not be needed. At the most they may want a TM30 report to change the name of the person that did the previous TM30 report.

There is no minimum salary for a work permit. For a extension of stay the minimum salary for most people from western countries 50k baht. From immigration order 327/2557. If married to a Thai you can use you income from working to meet the 40k baht income requirement to apply for a extension based upon marriage to a Thai.

A TM28 form is not longer used for a change of address. It was replaced by a TM27 form 2 years ago. A new TM30 form is no longer required unless you change addresses. You would not need to provide proof there is new owner of your residence until you do your next extension if they wanted a rental agreement previously when you did it.

You can only have one Thailand Pass. I think you should reconsider your intent to visit your friend. I am sure it will make many things more complicated for you. You may need corvid 19 tests and etc. you would not need when transiting.

When do the Thailand Pass application you will not need a corvid 19 test if you are fully vaccinated. The LA site apparently forgot to mention that when they updated their site. You do need to check with airline you will be traveling on to confirm they do not require a corvid 19 test to board your flight. Some may only require a antigen test.

Since you are not technically changing address most offices may not want a TM30 report. Most office will only want a TM30 report for a change of address. You may not need to do anything until you apply for your next extension to prove your address.

You would apply for the visa at the designated embassy for the country you are in. Perhaps check this list of embassies to determine which one you would apply to https://www.thaiembassy.org/. Then you could check to find out if you can use the e visa site (https://thaievisa.go.th/) by selecting. You may also be able to apply for a visa by mail to the designated embassy.

Not for a person that is fully vaccinated starting today.

The chances of it ever being removed from the forum are very small unless it was removed shortly after being posted for a violation of the forum rules. At the most it could be archived to where replies are no longer allowed. I am aware of topics that are still saved going back more than a decade or more.

Why are you asking about crossing the bridge after arriving in Bangkok. Is Laos your intended destination? If your are fully vaccinated you can enter Thailand now with any quarantine being needed now. The bridge from Nong Khai to Vientiane has been open for some time now but you must enter as part of tour group.