ok thanks for the heads up on that, we know them well there as have been getting tourist visa's there for about 15 yrs, also i should have stated originally that my visa is from July 29 2021 to July 29 2022, but arrived here Sept 17, lady at Thai Consulate in Canada said no problem just paying for 9 months covid insurance at the time and then getting another 3 months insurance here, but think they really don't know, that is why May 1 is stamped in, starting from July 29-- thanks so much for your quick reply, see you are admin so great job with this group, very helpful

@Wannikea ********

yes, i did think of that, not sure i will , just wondering but good advice thanks

@Bobby *******

thanks for the quick reply, you know i wondered about that- i paid for 9 months of covid insurance as lady at Thai Consulate told me i can just pay for 6 months or more of insurance, so i did 9, so yes if you go from the day i got my visa July 29 that makes sense, as it is stamped right on my visa page what day my insurance runs out, but don't i have to do 90 day reporting or not or am i good until May 1, sorry i didn't explain further, i have no job, no employer , was just asking if i could change to another type of visa to allow me to teach students online that are from China, thanks again

I flew into Bangkok 5 days ago, and i was worried as Thai Consulate in Canada said i would need it, and they also told me the people at the airport would help me install it if i didn't know how, but they didn't even ask for it