It helps to answer interview in Thai đ officer will be nicer đ first applied last year in my home country, confident with bank account n yearly income but was met with (we don't have bilateral agreements with Thai govt so we don't know what to charge)
So to rush to get in I did ED visa which helped me to learn Thai āšā¸Ŗā¸ĩā¸ĸā¸ā¸ ā¸˛ā¸Šā¸˛āšā¸ā¸ĸ but đŠ unable to travel out. So I took the plunge & one way ticket out. Lesson learnt to check on bank holidays it was a grueling 18 days wait with just an appointment date. But I think 2 points to learn from this
1) Glad I got an agent, pay 100USD to save on headache, help me check on docs & even advise me retaking photo showing my ears and no teeth to prevent rejection. They help to push along documents.
2) Sometimes you just have to push through, follow instructions, be there early not on time, before office opens (everyone had appointment at 9.30am) what a cute arrangement đ just persevere. Be prepared for the weather (correction : thks for helping below, so I be sure not to miss deadline reporting save fine money đ)
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user shares their experience applying for a visa to Thailand, highlighting the advantages of speaking Thai during the interview and the importance of utilizing an agent for assistance with documentation. They emphasize the necessity of adhering to instructions, arriving early for appointments, and being prepared for challenges such as bank holidays. Additionally, comments address the process of 90-day reporting for visa holders, noting that despite some perceived difficulties, it can be straightforward if done correctly with the proper forms.