I've been considering over-wintering in SE Asia since I retired 2 years ago.
I'm applying for an OA visa from the UK. First long trip to Thailand so I don't have property/domestic address etc but intend to spend a couple of weeks in BKK and then visit some of the beaches and islands for a month or two.
I will spend the obligatory period in an ASQ hotel and so I know that address but after that I haven't yet got fixed plans and would like to be flexible.
How can I handle the address entry on the CoE application? I'm not sure what is expected.
Also do I have to do anything about TM30 and TM28 as I travel? I only learned about these forms today and am quite confused by it all.
I will probably be in Thailand this time for about 60 days in all.
Thank you in advanve.
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user, a retiree from the UK, is seeking clarity on how to complete the address section on their Certificate of Entry (CoE) application after applying for an OA visa for an extended stay in Thailand. They express uncertainty about managing their accommodations due to plans for flexibility while exploring Thailand and inquire about the TM30 and TM28 forms, which they recently learned about. The discussion includes advice from other users on booking hotels or apartments, addressing TM30 requirements, and strategies for staying compliant with immigration regulations during their travels.
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