theoldgit

You're asking this question in the wrong forum, as you're asking about your Thai Immigration status, I'll move your question to the Thai Immigration Forum.

If your travelling to the UK from Thailand you are considered to be full vaccinated if you can show proof of the vaccination.

If travelling to England from Thailand a vaccination certificate is all that's required, Scotland and Wales don't specify what evidence is required.

https://www.gov.uk/guidance/countries-with-approved-covid-19-vaccination-programmes-and-proof-of-vaccination

17 hours ago, onthedarkside said:

What I read elsewhere (not sure if it's accurate or up-to-date) was that the same airports bus operator was then offering van rides from HH airport into town. What I read said, you could get a free ride if you just wanted to go from HH Airport to the clocktower area... Or, you could tell them what hotel you're staying at, and the van would deliver you direct to your own hotel for something like a 100 to 150 baht fee...

 

Unfortunately, there doesn't seem to be any mention at all, that I could find, on the airports bus operator's website relating to any kind of onward van service running from HH Airport....

Haven't been on that bus for a while, it's only just started running again and only once a day, but when we did use it regularly the conductress would ask passengers if they wanted onward travel, and a minbus would be waiting for them on arrival, I think they were 100 - 150 a person depending on where you wanted to travel.

Now there's only one bus a day, and very few airport arrivals, I don't know how they would operate.

There is another bus that runs from Ekkamai, mini or micro, and maybe one from the Southern Bus Terminal, I think the Ekkami bus drops off at Market Village, which is pretty central, and I'm pretty sure the other bus drops off at the bus terminal nearby, there's another pitch between the two.

Grab works fine. 

1 hour ago, The Hammer2021 said:

He has to get divorced before he can remarry!

Nobody has said otherwise.

The OP hasn't said that he wants to marry his girlfriend, and as has has been correctly pointed out by a couple of posters, not being married would not prevent the OP's girlfriends from obtaining her visa, and nether would the fact the OP is already married, but seperated.

You've posted this question about your visa application in the banking section, let's move it to the Thailand Visa thread where you're likely to get more help.

Off topic post removed.

As your question is really about your return to Thailand, rather to your trip to the US, I’ll move your question to the Thailand Forum.

No real problem with your girlfriend obtaining a settlement visa as I assume you can provide evidence that you’ve been living together in a relationship akin to marriage for the specified period, and can meet the financial and accommodation requirements, and she can pass an English test and show she’s clear of TB.

Marriage is really up to you both, it wouldn’t harm her application if you were not married, or enhance it if you were.

Her daughter would face more of a problem, it’s not impossible but can be more difficult, I’m sure people who’ve attempted this route will share their experiences.

As you're asking about Thailand, I'll move you're question to the appropriate forum.

A couple of unhelpful troll posts removed

2 hours ago, sandyf said:

I think you will go through immigration at Paris, Paris to AMS will be an EU domestic flight.

Your bags should be checked through to AMS so customs will be there following baggage reclaim.

I think you’re right, though we didn’t have to when flew to AMS via CDG.

1 hour ago, sandyf said:

Only if you have no checked in baggage or bags not checked through.

A couple of years ago I went BKK - Doha - Paris - Manchester(don't ask).

I cleared immigration in Paris, went from one terminal to another and back again.(don't ask)

As the UK wasn’t part of Schengen and you had to enter the Schengen Area to retrieve your luggage, then yes, you would have needed, should have needed, to clear Immigration in Paris to retrieve your luggage and recheck them.

The same could happen to the OP if his bags are not checked through, though then he shouldn’t need to clear Immigration in Amsterdam as he’s traveling within the Schengen Area.

36 minutes ago, Gjmax said:

When transiting in one of the schengen countries to another, you will go through immigration, then at the final destination you will go through customs.

No, you clear Immigration and customs when you enter the Schengen Area, ie not in transit, airside.

Traveling from one member state to another there are no regular immigration or customs checks, that’s the whole idea of the Schengen Area. 

2 hours ago, fangless said:

Does that TX show as FTT and if so did he have to arrange anything specific with HSBC?

Sorry I don’t know if he gets that code, he uses the 800k bank deposit route, so he’ll not be too bothered.

16 hours ago, fangless said:

HSBC have their own branch on Rama 1V Rd in BKK also First Direct will not let you open an account if you are not resident in the UK.  Need to get a UK resident to TX but it is  unlikely to show as a FTT.

Whilst the HSBC have a branch on Rama IV domestic customers cannot open an account there or use any of the services.

They closed all accounts there years ago.

A friend of mine sends his funds from his HSBC branch in the UK to his account with Bank of Ayudhya, the Rama IV branch act as an intermediary bank, receive and pass the funds on, and charge a fee for their trouble, Bank of Ayudhya charge a fee to receive the cash.

16 hours ago, HiSoLowSoNoSo said:

Anucha Nakasai, the Minister attached to the Office of the Prime Minister, on Tuesday announced that “some issues”

 

Wonder if this guy is Thai? Admitting that something they have created is not good is very rare to hear.

6 hours ago, Albert Zweistein said:

Sounds female to me.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anucha_Nakasai

As he intends to spend longer in the Netherlands than in France, he was right to obtain his visa from the Dutch authorities, even though is first arrival into the Schengen Area was at CDG.

If he has a long stopover in Paris, that visa would allow him entry into the country, though it would be good if he had declared his actual travel plans when applying.

Transitting airside is fine with his visa issued by the Dutch. 

As you seem to asking about to Thailand, I’ll move your thread to the correct forum.

18 hours ago, sandyf said:

Where there is a will there is a way.

I went back to the UK in August, the day after I had renewed my marriage extension. Came back early Oct, my insurance did not cost me anything and there was no age limit.

If you're referring to the Emirates policy that was included with their flights, they're dropping that offer with tickets sold after the 1 December.

It was certainly good while it lasted.

Edit: I note that the removal of the free insurance after November has already been mentioned a few times.

20 hours ago, Jeffr2 said:

This is a serious issue.  What's the current cost for a policy?  Last time, back in August, I was quoted some 30k Baht.  I ended up using the insurance provided by Emirates and it worked great.

Yes that insurance is good, unfortunately it will no longer be offered with flights booked after 1 December.

I'm not sure which country you're asking about, as you've posted your question for those seeking advice about visas and migration from Thailand.

I'm guessing you're asking about a Non O visa for Thailand, so I'll move your question to that forum.

Do let me know if I've guessed wrong. 

This is not visa related, so let's move this thread to the travel section.

Racisit troll post removed, along with a response of the same nature.

A post correcting the slur was also removed.