@Nick ***********

Thanks for the heads up on Wrlife.

@Brandon ***********

Some IO's are a bit funny if you return on the same date that you left, although you've officially left the country, returning the same day doesn't look good with some IO's, depending on which border exit you use I believe.

I don't think Brandon's input is correct. Why would you have to show a ticket out of Thailand within sixty days, when you can get a thirty day extension onto your initial sixty day stay. Also, why would you have to show another ticket back into Thailand after your initial visit? I got a non-O immigrant multiple entry visa and flew into Thailand on a one-way ticket. Multiple entry visas doesn't mean you have to go into any country multiple times. It's up to the visa holder whether they want to make more than one visit.

@Greg ********

Try when living in the UK to stream Tubi TV without a VPN. Can't, select an American IP address and it streams, so your analogy that Vpn's are a scam is incorrect.

This must be an American that has typed these requirements. In the English language license is incorrect English, licence is correct. American version of the English language has quite a few anomalies.

Citizen ID Card should be irrelevant if you've got a photo driving licence I would assume. Also if your a Brit, we don't have ID Cards in the UK.

@John *********

good luck

@Ally ***********

Is 1999 to 2009 long term?

My friend hand wrote the letter, dated it, signed it, then scanned it along with his ID Card and emailed them to me and I downloaded them and attached them along with other requirements on the Thai Embassies e-visa online application portal.

@John *********

No, just a hand written letter from my Thai friend, stating that I would be staying at their family home for my duration of visa and a scan copy of the letter composers Thai ID Card. Hope this helps.