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It is posted in the pinned topic titled Laws, regulations, Police Orders, etc I found it on a embassy website and changed the existing one in the pinned topic.

The passport number is not that big of a problem. If you name and date of birth is correct that will be enough. Some vaccine certificates do not have a passport number on them. Most issued in other countries do not have a passport number on them. Apparently you are writing about another country than Thailand. The certificates here are issued by the Ministry Of Public Health not a physician.

They should always read more than the topic title. Not my fault if they don't.

No Those denied a visa exempt entry only left the country for a few days and entered visa exempt to stay here longer. You will be away for several months when you return and apparently did not make short trip to a nearby country just to enter with a new entry.

I did not think it was needed if a person read the OP.

There have ben reports of people being denied a visa exempt entry after being here for a long time and only leaving for a short period of time after being here on the amnesty and 60 day covid 19 extension.

That was the things done at Muang Thai Thai that are now being done at Chaeng Wattana. I did that to be sure a person would understand that not everything that was done at Muang Thong Thai was moved to Chaeng Wattana. There is a new office open for visa exempt extensions and etc at a Laksi location.

Since you were on a extensions of stay for a long time you will not have a problem entering visa exempt. You may need to show a ticket out of the country within 30 days. But since your planned stay is only for 3 weeks I assume will have a return ticket. You could be asked to show the equivalent of 20k baht in cash when entering the country. I am not sure what the insurance requirements will be July when you enter the country. At this time you would need covid 19 insurance coverage amounting to $20,000 valid for 30 days.

Just got approval of my 2nd 90 day report on the new site after submitting it this morning. Easiest online report ever. Filled in my passport number, selected my nationality and clicked the magnifying glass to complete the application and submitted it.

If you are in Bangkok it is done at Chaeng Wattana immigration. It is building B in the government complex. Insurance is required. You should be doing 90 day reports. Your extension will be considered as doing a 90 day report if it is your first one and the next one will be due 90 days from the day you apply for the extension.

Are you are asking about a multiple re-entry permit? If yes they are still done at Chaeng Wattana.

Not sure what a SPV is. Do you mean a STV?

No It has been the same since January and no changes were made when they issued another extension of it in March.

Chaeng Wattana is only for 90 day reports, TM30 reports and certificates of residence. Visa exempt extensions are done at a new office at Laksi.

There is no age limit to apply for a extension of stay based upon marriage.

https://outlook.office365.com/owa/calendar/ImmigrationOfficeGovernmentComplexChaengWattanaRd@imm1division.onmicrosoft.com/bookings/

I think he referring to getting the letter the day before you apply. They will accept one but want a copy of your updated book on the day apply.

There is no 18 months rule for anything you do at immigration. That only exists at Thai embassies and consulates for multiple entry visas. The only rule immigration has it your passport must be valid the length of the extension of stay you are applying for and they will still do the extension but it will only be issued to the day your passport expires.

It must not of been on this forum. It would be great but all we can do is wait for October to see what they do. Even another 5.9% increase would excellent.

I don't think it has changed and all that was needed was to complete a form to confirm you are not a high risk of being infected. If needed they should accept proof on Mor Prom that you are vaccinated. I am aware of it being accepted elsewhere.

It never happened. They did extend visa exempt entries to 45 days for about a year (2020 to 2021).

I was stating what immigrations rule for it states. The stamp for it states 24 hours on it. I have a couple of them in a old passport.

He applies online to the embassy in London.

Do you have a source for that info? I suspect it an opinion based upon the current inflation rate in the states. The COLA increase will not be officially announced until October. For this year there was a 5.9% increase that started in January. It is here. https://www.ssa.gov/news/press/releases/2021/#10-2021-2

It appears the question mark is a typo on the site and should be a dash. I am sure others have had the same problem and were approved.