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I am not aware of any bold font problem. It works if I select it.

The non-o visa for you is solely based upon you being married to a Thai. It is not to visit her. You will a copy of your marriage certificate, copies of you wifes ID card and house book registry to upload on the the e visa website ( https://thaievisa.go.th/ ) when you apply for the non-o visa.

Yes it is enough. Many people on extension of say have entered with only 30 day of covid 19 insurance. Ask them for proof that that it will cover $10,000 of covid 19 treatment that you can use to get a Thailand Pass.

Unless you current insurance specifically states it covers treatment for covid 19 it will not be accepted for a Thailand pass application. You can find 30 days of covid 19 insurance that you will need for the Thailand Pass for as little as 7000 baht dependent upon your age.

What is your non-o visa based upon? To apply for a non-o visa at embassy or official consulate based upon retirement you need 90 days of medical insurance plus covid 19 insurance to get a Thailand pass. For a non-o visa based upon marriage there is no insurance needed to apply for one. You do need at least 30 day of covid 19 insurance.

It gets confusing since the discussion is mostly about the covid 19 insurance needed for a Thailand Pass. For Non-OA visa or the extension of a entry one can only be purchased from certain Thai companies. Foreign insurance can be used for a OA visa application you can get a foreign insurance certificate signed. https://longstay.tgia.org/document/foreign_insurance_certificate.pdf

You do not need to do a TM30 to report your arrival at your existing residence. It is only required now if you change your address or enter with a new visa. You can do your 90 day report online, No need to do it in person.

You will have to put stamps on it for it to be sent to Australia. A prepaid envelope other than one for within Thailand is worthless.

That is a automatic notice from the new online reporting site. Ignore it since you left the country and your first report is due 90 days from the day you arrived in the country.

It is reccomended not to use it. https://medium.com/thailand-pass/can-i-use-any-email-address-to-register-5e39d492175e

Covid 19 insurance is not a requirement for a METV application online as far as I know (check https://thaievisa.go.th/ ). The London embassy website has no useable info about it. This embassy that uses the e visa site has a list here. https://thaiembdc.org/2021/05/13/metv/

It will not be required until after September of this year and will be included in the new insurance required after that day. See: https://longstay.tgia.org/guidelineoa If you got your OA visa after October 1st of 2021 you will would need it to enter the country.

That proof of insurance should be all that is needed for entry using your OA visa. It will also meet the insurance requirement to apply for Thailand Pass.

Yes

Yes you have done it correctly. They will send a approval email with the receipt for it or a rejection email.

That is the list for insurance for a Non-OA visa application or the extension or a entry from one. There is no list for covid 19 insurance. See: https://covid19.tgia.org/

You could do that to save some time at CW. It should not be a problem with new system. It does not have the preapproval that created problems before.

It does appear immigration will be open but about everything else will be. Hard to remember all the oddities for the holidays. Source: https://bangkok.immigration.go.th/en/contact-goverment-complex/

Sorry I stated that incorrectly and I have now corrected it.

You will probably have to do all 3 of the separately. You could make a appointment for the 90 day report and your extension. See: https://outlook.office365.com/owa/calendar/ImmigrationOfficeGovernmentComplexChaengWattanaRd@imm1division.onmicrosoft.com/bookings/

No and no. Only on the 2nd and 4th. This from a list of holidays.

Forgot about Labor day being on the 2nd. Closed on the 2nd and 4th. Best to go tomorrow.

There is no longer another office for 90 day reporting. It was moved back to CW on the 18th of this month.

Immigration will only be closed on the 3rd of May. You could apply for your 30 day extension now and not lose any days. The extension will start on the 4th.

I have seen nothing about the desk for re-entry permits there being open. Not sure there are enough departing international flights to justify opening it. Best to get one at immigration.