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I see no reason why you could not put both of them in the same envelope. You could mail them while in states as well.

You apparently applied for a one year extension of stay (it is not a visa) based upon being the parent of a Thai. You can apply for a re-entry permit to keep the remainder of your extension valid when you enter the country. A single re-entry permit is 1000 baht and multiple for 3800 baht. Ther re-entry permit will be valid for entry up to the day your extension expires.

The PM announced it was be put on hold indefinitely after that. It was $35 before for many countries. You seem to be confusing fees for entry and the cost of a visa on arrival.

I think you confusing tourist visas with a non-o visa based upon marriage to a Thai. You cannot a apply for X number to days. If you apply for tourist visa it would be a single entry and allows a 60 day stay. If you apply for a non-o visa it would allow a 90 day stay.

No sure what you are writing about. There is no fee for entry to a Thailand at this time. The 300 baht fee has been put on hold indefinitely. And there is certainly no linkage between the 2 countries. Laos changed the fees for visas on arrival. For most countries it is $40 US or the equivalent in Baht or KIp.

Source: https://laoevisa.gov.la/fee-calculator

If attending a informal school (most language schools) you would get 90 day extensions of stay. Normally there would be no test done. If enrolled in a formal school (university and etc) the extension would be for one year.

You got an answer several posts ago. The only extension possible for a 90 day non-o visa entry is for 12 months. There is no 3 month extension available for any non immigrant visa without a valid reason such as attending school or volunteer work.

At one time it was possible to apply for 60 day covid 19 extension of stay but since you entered with a non immigrant visa you cannot apply for one now.

Of course they can.

A STV (special tourist visa) is not a single entry tourist visa (SETV). The application has to be done online at https://thaievisa.go.th/ . Been the same for the UK since 2019. It is done entirely online and they send the visa by email.

You can open the PDF file and print the receipt for it to put in your passport.

The under consideration stamp is only needed for visa and extension applications that have to be approved at the division level of immigration. For example extensions based upon marriage to a Thai and in some cases extensions based upon working.

It is certainly legal. Many countries will issue a 2nd passport if a person has a valid reason to apply for it. For example many people working outside their home get them due to needing a visa for other countries that would cause them to not have their passport while applying for it.

1. No 2. You can apply at the countries you listed. Myanmar is not on the list of restricted countries that must apply in their home country. The embassy in Vientiane might be the best place to apply for it. Info is here: https://thaivisavientiane.com/# Another advantage is that you can enter Laos and get a 14 day visa exempt entry. 3. You may be able to get another extension of stay to attend a school. What have you been studying?

A off topic post meant to deflect the topic has been removed.

You can apply for a 60 day extension of stay (visas are not expended) to visit your wife. Some offices may want you to apply for the standard 30 day extension before you apply for it.

Moved to the Thai visas forum.

The drop down menu shows it. Going further down the page though it does not show a available appointment until September 9th.

I got to a page listing the visa types but went back to the home page when I clicked one. It does show a different email at the bottom of that page. "To ensure that clear and precise information is given, visa enquiry can only be made through E-mail at [email protected] "

Yes

That is not needed. Just completed a TM7 form and leave the reason blank and they know what you want.

Just clicked to open it and it tells me it is not normally operating hours for it. Got that when i clicked sign in here. https://www.ssa.gov/myaccount/ I was using a Thai IP.

Penang is a official Thai consulate. Only honorary consulates have closed.

Yes It is the 2nd one shown here in Thai. https://consular.mfa.go.th/th/publicservice/สถานที่ให้บริการรับรองนิติกรณ์เอกสาร