2 hours ago, Exploring Thailand said:

So nothing in the cabinet resolution about foreign insurance being for the first year only, although they do voice their concerns. It reads as though they haven't considered that an OA can result in a stay of over 12 months.

 

I wonder when the ministries of Public Health, Foreign Affairs, Tourism and Sports, and Immigration will be publishing this "updated information" referred to in point 2.

 

The cabinet resolution was a statement of principle, directing the various government agencies to work out the details. From what I know and have seen so far, there are:

• Directive of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to the Thai embassies (no copy available)
• Police Order 548/2562 dated 27.09.2019 (English translation)
• Immigration Bureau Order 300-2562 dated 27.09.2019 (English translation)
• Memorandum 0029.161-W 4603 dated 27.09.2019 (English translation)
• Memorandum 0029.161-545 dated 01.10.2019 (only Thai text available)

 

 

7 minutes ago, Maestro said:

 

The cabinet resolution was a statement of principle, directing the various government agencies to work out the details. From what I know and have seen so far, there are:

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Thanks for your work in pulling all of these together.

I just flew into Bangkok a couple of hours ago (October 31) on my non imm o-a multi entry visa that I had purchased in June.

 

Things worked exactly as they have in past years - little or no conversation and the Immigration Officer stamped me in for a year.

37 minutes ago, Exploring Thailand said:

Thanks for your work in pulling all of these together.

 

Ubonjoe was first to post a link to them, all jumbled into one huge PDF file of scanned documents, buried on the Immigration Bureau website.