Sandy Bien. Often the only way to get the correct information is to go to your immigration office and ask for it, as some operate with subtle differences. I actually believe the OA insurances from next October will become more competitive as the 40k outpatient component has been removed, and this is what caused many insurers and insured great angst, as immigration would not accept "unlimited" values but needed to have the 40k specified
James Miller. Mine is due in the near future and a buddy went to CW to extend his non-O end of last week and I asked him to get the latest on the OA direct from the horse's mouth. He reported that extensions will remain unchanged until October and that the insurance has to be in the immigration database (hence those from TGIA). They are unaware of what will happen after October.
Don't need health insurance but might need proof of an outbound flight. There have been a few reports that immigration offices are requesting this, in light of the November 26 deadline
Charlotte Wallin. Depends on the immigration office and whether the hotel decided to register you or not (during covid I suspect many bookings have not gone through the books). Bangkok still wants the TM30 if you've been interprovincial. That's why (where I can) get my lady to register whenever we go away. I always tell her to tell the reception I do not want a receipt. That sometimes brings a lot of smiles
Frédéric Umar Letellier. That's a pisser when that happens. If I go away with the woman, I get her to use her ID to check in. I had one friggen night in Phuket and six months later when I went for extension they pulled me up on it at CW. They asked me when did I return to Bangkok. For the first time in my life I thought on my feet, and said "yesterday". They got me to do a new TM30 before they'd do my extension, but I avoided the fine