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

even if we have a UK passport? We're trying to find out the best way to do this from HH. Thank you.

@Ellie ******

London. It took only a few days. It prompted us to add the first flight, which I did , which was 1st Nov-28 thApril plus bank statements and iID. I kept checking for the prompt for the second flight but instead, within 5 days we were granted our METV. I honestly thought it would be a SETV as we hadn't had to add anything else, but no definitely a MULTI visa!

@Tod ********

we only had to upload our original flight,dated 6 months from the departure. Nothing else. Got our METV granted within 5 days!

But is it possible to stay for a couple of days in Myanmar or not? When I've looked online at the evisa application,it would suggest that that is a possibility. But it would appear that you also need to purchase insurance along with the visa application. Has anyone done this recently, independently or is it better to use a visa company ? We would prefer to try ourselves ( don't fancy being stuck in a minivan for the whole day!). Thank you again for taking the time to read this.

@Phil *****

exactly. And at the end of January I will leave the kingdom and get stamped in for another 60 days when we return.

@Andy *********

but you can get up to 9 months on it if you use it wisely. When we leave Thailand at the end of January,we will be stamped in for another 60 days. We will then extend once more before returning home in April.

Just keep everything in the original packaging. Then have a copy of his med from the surgery. Not a problem.

@Hitchmough ****

multi entry tourist visa.(as opposed to the single entry tourist visa)

@Etincelle *********

I have only extended once. For an extra 30 days. When I depart the kingdom at the end of January, border to be decided, a further 60 days will be added. That's how the METV works.

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

ok. Thank you . We might try and make a little break in Malaysia.