@Stu *******

Online Non-O eVisa (it is not free, can not remember how much it was, not a significant money) is available to use 90 days after approval and the clock starts ticking when you land into Thai. On it, you can stay 90 days from the day of your arrival to Thai.

Changes to your fligt would be of no significance, don't even mentioned that when applying for Non-O eVisa.

You will need the exact flight date when you submit the TDAC (Thailand Digital Arrival Card) that you can submit online, free, gets approved within minutes. The TDAC you can do not more than 3 days prior to your arrival to Thai anyway.

So, with Non-O eVisa you are good, whenever it is approved, hard to imagine many more days. Then you have 90 days on that visa in Thai. Mine was approved in 4 business days (Osaka Thai Consulate).

If there was a problem with the documents, you would have been informed already.

With DTAC, you can have it printed on paper on your mobile phone.

However, Imm officer would even look at it, as soon as they swipe your passort, your DTAC pops up on their screen.

I would never ever click on any links.

Those sad fcucks have no idea what it is like to have 3 passports, Thai, Japan, Australia.

@Pete ******

You are talking nonsense. Nobody in Thai gives a flyiing fcuk about TM30.

No, nothing, no action. Whoever comes to our home would not even know that.

Thais know everyone's entry , Immigration, no need for anything more.

Not needed since 2 years ago. Thais have scrapped that obligation.

@Anthony *******

25 years, 110 times to Thai, never heard of TM30.

@Sylvia *******

No never I would do that. Whoever opposes me, I love that.

pages of the document, I had to sign too, even my fingerprints along my every signature.

@Anthony *******

I am the boot on the ground.