ubonjoe

Yes The opening of the bridge at Nong Khai was the first one but you have to enter Laos with tour group. There are some crossings to Malaysia open but I have not seen the requirements to enter there for those that are not Thai.

You only need 30 days of covid 19 insurance. That is has already been discussed many topics.

I think that is all speculation at this time. TAT does no really have any control over the Thailand Pass.

You will not need to show proof of insurance to apply for the 30 day extension. If you want insurance for personal reasons I am sure you can buy some if you want to.

Best to print out a copy of it and all the required documents for it in case they are asked for.

A Thai embassy or official consulate has nothing to do with the Thailand Pass site.

I can recall one from Laos that was done by a person that had been staying in Laos for some time. He did the test and go in Nong Khai.

The 90 day reporting requirement ends on the day you leave the country since is a report of "Notification of staying in the Kingdom over 90 days". See the title of this page and it is the same on the TM47 form. https://www.immigration.go.th/en/?page_id=1666

It would certainly be issued if you supplied all the required documents and etc.

You have to apply for the visa on the e visa website (https://thaievisa.go.th/) As far as I know there is no allowance for a multiple entry non-o visa. You do not have to do anything at the embassy. It is done entirely online a you are issued a stickerless visa by email.

This insures to the age of 99. https://www.tipinsure.com/CovidRegional/product_detail

I see no reason for there to a problem with the way the flight number has to be entered. Only the arriving flight number is required on the Thailand Pass site.

It would be the way to do it if you get divorced. If not divorced you could still get the extension based upon marriage.

You do not need to do a report of staying longer than 90 days in country if you have left the country. Your first report will be due 90 days from the day you enter the country after your trip out of the country.

If you have insurance the covers you for medical treatment of covid 19 up to $10,000 you do not need additional insurance. You would only need proof to that coverage. If insured under Thai social security proof of that would be accepted.

You do not need to get a new under consideration stamp in your passport. The one you have allows you to stay until your extension is approved. The approval is done by Immigration Division 4 headquarters in Khon Kaen. Your local office does not do the final approval. The approval will probably be done by the 30th.

What I wrote is correct and many people have entered with only 30 days of insurance.

You apply for the non-o visa and one year extension of stay based upon being the parent of a Thai. You will need at least joint custody of your children.

From a post I did this morning on the visa forum. Source: https://www.gov.uk/guidance/notarial-and-documentary-services-guide-for-thailand#services-we-provide-in-thailand

You will get the letter when you pickup your new passport at VFS.

No

You will only need 30 days of covid 19 insurance.

it may be possible since you only need to submit your vaccination certificates and proof of insurance now..

No Only the crossing to Vientiane and a few Malaysia crossings are open and there are restrictions for entry.

There are significant changes that go into effect on the first of May. On April 29th he will be able to apply for entries in May.