Ooooooh shiny new forms! Complete with broken Thinglish to set the standard! No doubt will be out of stock in a week after Chinese tourists hoarse them (cos, shiny... Must be discount voucher!).
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A recent post discusses new Thai visa forms that are gaining attention, particularly for their 'shiny' appearance and the humorous imperfections of Thinglish used in the documentation. Comments reflect on the quality of English used in the forms, practical advice regarding visa extensions, and the TM 30 form's requirements. It also highlights expats' challenges with Thai regulations and communication barriers.
As this page is for Thai Visa advice and not the page This is Thailand to make fun of Thai people making flyers etc in not correct English, I close this topic. I admit that I still can not read Thai language, but I guess that the majority of our members also can not write and read Thai. Be happy that the Thai People are doing their best to explain in Thinglish the rules to us. For information about the TM 30, you can read this topic:
"For your convenience, please apply for a re-entry permit as soon as you obtain your visa extension" Would the details of ones best guess of ones next trip abroad be good enough?