Thanks for the info. Much appreciated.

@Tod ********

I followed your suggestion & it worked out (see above/below). Thanks alot. In my own personal experience, I've asked guesthouse owners for TM30 help 5 times in recent years & got the same answer everytime: "sorry, cannot help" & they always appear genuinely confused by the request. Is it safe to say the more you pay for a hotel, the better the chance of help with a TM30? (I tend to stay in 400-800 THB places)

SORTED! I followed Tod Daniels suggestion & got my guesthouse to print a copy of their Thai version of my Agoda booking confirmation. Ayuthaya immigration used this to produce a TM30 for me & the rest was straightforward. No suggestion of wrongdoing or a fine. I assume those mentioning fines are looking at it from an expats perspective. I'm an actual tourist, which will be clear to Immigration will from my stamps/record. Thanks for all input anyway.

I got the train to Hua Hin last week. Contrary to web-sites, I couldn't get it from Hualamphong or Bang Sue, I had to go to Bang Bamru station. Suggest you check at a station the day b4 travel in case of mote changes.

You need to enter a flight mumber on tp site but you do not need to show a ticket. I got my tp b4 buying flight ticket. I was worried about tp not coming through in time & there was only ever going to be 1 route I was going to take.

Will they hold your passport for those 15 days?

No. 5 on the sign reads "Affidavit for Granting Permission To Temporarily Stay In The Kingdom". What's that in Plain English & how do I get one?

I had a similar problem. I went with True Traveller. Already travelling is ok for uk & eu nationals. They're backed by AXA & get excellent reviews on trustpilot. I took out policy when in Vietnam & it was accepted by ThaiPass.

I've had notifications from the Morchana 3 days running (starting day 12), none show on the app itself. They keep asking for my 6-7 day RT-PCR test result to be uploaded. I arrived on , b4 it became a requirement. Can't turn back time so just crossing fingers no harm comes of it. Consensus on FB is "don't worry".