ubonjoe

There is not 60 day visa exempt entry. Most people get a 30 day visa exempt entry that can be extended for 30 days. There are some visa exempt entries under bilateral agreements that are for 90 days.

You apply for a visa online to the Thai Embassy in London using the e visa website. https://thaievisa.go.th/ It is done entirely online and you do not have to mail your passport to the embassy. You will get a stickerless visa by email.

The confusion is calling a visa exempt entry a visa on arrival that only allows a 15 day stay after applying for it and paying a 2000 baht fee for it. That list is a little out of date. The is newest one I am aware of. List of countries for visa exempt and visas on arrival dated October 2021.

I prefer to say if leaving from either airport in Bangkok you will not be fined for a overstay of less than 24 hours and it is still being done at this time. Not all airports waive the 500 baht fine for a less than a 24 hour overstay and as far as I know no border crossing does it.l

Most immigration offices will do the 30 day extension up to 2 weeks before your permit to stay (a visa is not extended) ends.

The Thai Elite visas are issued with a 5 year validity and it allows unlimited 1 year entries until it expires. When the visa is near to expiring you have to go to immigration to get a new visa sticker. If you want to stay more than one year without leaving the country you have to apply for a one year extension at immigration.

Immigration did the announcement last year about the STV extensions since they are the ones that issue them. From the immigration website.

I assume you are writing about US social security. Moved to the US and Canada sub forum on the home country forum.

It should give you choices of districts after selecting Cha Am if you click the magnifying glass.

Ignore it since it is not a required field marked with a red *. It means your permit to stay date you got from your last entry using your visa or a extension of it.

It may just be the office approving the report being pickey about something. The TM47 I was writing about is what the approving office gets when you submit the online report on the new site.

As of today those with visa exempt entries apply at the new office. Tourist visa other types of entries are have been done at Chaeng Wattana for a year now.

Yes

I put home for the building name/owner name (not a required field) since that is what I used on the old online reporting system and the new system inserts the house number I entered when doing the application on the TM47 form. The village name should be enough if you don't have a street number or name. Nothing happens since it uses is the info you used when you registered for the website.

I don't think I wrote anything about leaving a required field blank. The problem is how the info was entered for the address. If a previous application was done the TM47 form is good guide for entering the required info. Here is a partially redacted copy of my TM47 form address section. After home it has my house number shown in this format 123/321 and the lane/road is not a name but a number for road in that is written as 31/4 for example. I think everybody knows I live in Ubon. I used home in the following space for building name on the application and the house number in the address number. I ticked the box on the application here.

Ask them for a screenshot of the online TM30 report done as proof it was done online.

In your case they will probably want proof your residence. That could be a TM30 report being done and or a rental agreement.

The under consideration stamp allows him to stay in the country until his extension is approved. The report back date does not end the under consideration period. If it was not approved he would be granted 7 days to leave the country but I am not aware of any covid 19 extension being disproved after the application was accepted.

You cannot change non immigrant visa categories without leaving the country. If is possible to change the reason for your extension based upon attending a school to one based upon working. But the problem can getting a work permit application accepted and a approval letter for it that is needed to apply for the extension based upon working. If your intended employer has contacts at the local work permit office they may be able to get it done.

Your previous entry and etc is not a factor for doing the reports on the new site. You do not need to enter your permit to stay date or TM6 number now which caused problems with the old site. If you used the same address from your last report is should be approved.

No It will not be noticed by a embassy or consulate or immigration on arrival.

I think you did it a day early. Submit it again now and it should be approved. Mine is due on the 4th and I got the email from immigration about 1 o'clock this morning that mine was due. Just tried it on the mobile app and it informed me I was to early to do it. I will be doing mine early tomorrow morning on the website since that is the real 15 days they count. I have started using 2 weeks before for my reports.

It should of only required the equivalent of $20,000 covid 19 insurance since it has not been $100k for a long time now. I suspect though they were wanting full medical insurance instead of only covid 19 insurance.

You could enter visa exempt if you qualify for it and get the Elite Visa on arrival. You might need a onward ticket to board your flight to here but they might accept proof you of your Thai Elite visa approval instead of a flight out. You can also enter on a tourist visa and apply for the Elite visa here or visa exempt with the 30 day extension of it.

You can apply for a Thailand Elite on their website (https://www.thailandelite.com/#/) and when approved and paid for you can get the visa sticker done on arrival or at immigration in Bangkok and a couple of other offices.