The Visa Exempt Scheme is still 30 days for those passport holder

Please, I know it is the most easy comment to make. Do not do it, nobody cares and yes I pay the fines. But if you are not willing to step up the plate, do not attempt to comment.

Thailand has laws, regulations and on this page we try to explain these and how to follow up on these laws, regulations.

But thanks for letting us know that all is allowed until you end up in jail or pay fines.

@Rod *******

Please explain me which law is changed and show what is changed with a police order.

This page is about facts.

@Richard ******

Out of earlier reports, a health insurance is asked if you apply for this type of visa.

I guess you try to apply using the On line website:

And in there, just before the end you need to upload a health insurance as part of the requirements to apply for the Non Immigrant O visa based on being married with a Thai National.

@Jason *******

I guess you can try out as there is no covid insurance needed but a general health insurance.

Price is 1.000 Thb for Single Re-Entry Permit and 3.800 Thb for multiple entry permit.

There was a 200 Thb service charge for making pictures and copies in BKK.

My advice: Get them before you travel, better safe than sorry.

But I do not know if your flights are connected and booked both at check in in CNX and therefor no idea if you can get to the area and office in BKK.

You take both passport with you on return and show this to Immigration.

Your passport might be invalid but the Thai Extension of Stay and Re-Entry Permit stays valid to use.

You will get the entry stamp in your new passport. After arrival change of work permit can be done at Ministry of Labor and transfer of Extension of Stay/visa info at immigration.

With an Australian passport you can use the 30 day visa exempt scheme and this can be extended once an entry with another 30 days.

After this extension of 30 days you can even apply for a 60 days extension based on visiting family