Darren Jenkins. Unless you're computer-illiterate, I wouldn't suggest you use an agent. They will charge you a stack of dollars for something you can do yourself. It can be daunting but it's simply a case of plodding through it bit by bit. If you come up against a curly question ask the group and you'll get a constructive answer.

@Michael *******

has been in and out of Thailand it seems a dozen times since covid started so be guided by his expertise. I know one guy who's here now on the STV and he did it himself. He's a cattle farmer from way out west in Australia, and trust me, if HE can do it, I'd bet my bottom dollar you can

@กะลาสี ****

. That's true. As the Philippines tourism slogan says "It's more fun in the Philippines"! Might as well make a mini-break out of it. Seems a waste to fly somewhere to just turn around and come back again.

@กะลาสี ****

. Cambodia is closer!

The only realistic "border bounce" is Phnom Penh. Someone did this recently with a three day turnaround. You'll find a detailed description of the process on the Thai visa advice group

You cannot get a tourist visa in country.

No probs. Just flash your covid pass when checking in at Ubon

@Darren ******

. That's what I was thinking. I never realised immigration kept your passport. The very few people I know who went onto ED visas went to immigration with a rep from the school and the required paperwork and got their visas on the spot. There again, they weren't in Bangkok, applying through Khon Kaen immigration for a school in Phuket, so I guess that explains the delay 😆😆😆

Who keeps your passport for three weeks?

Terary Apellido. STV requires police report from home country plus medical certificate from doctor in your home country

Garrett Greenwald. Actually you can now. From February 1st, Bangkok Airways offer two connecting flights per day, but they must be booked as through flights