I think a lot of the problems are software and browser comparability. The E visa application site runs fast and smooth from an Android phone.

The number 1 problem though is the pending files in the folder. YOU CANNOT do anything or make changes with a new application if you have these files sitting there. You have to either make the application or delete them.

I believe because it is web based, that it was designed this way or the system would eventually crash due to overload of dead files on the server.

If your getting a single or multiple choice selection when applying for 'Long Stay' you have files sitting in the pending application folder. You MUST clear and delete them first and then apply

The @ your having a problem with is a software comparability issue on your keyboard. There is another keystroke you can use in place of @ but I cannot remember what it is. You will need to Google it

@Brian *****

what happens is each time you try an application, it will store in pending applications BUT it will stop you choosing another option and will default to the previous application. If you either don't recover the application from the folder and carry on or delete it, it won't allow you to choose other selections.

It's a pain but once you've cleared everything, it should be fine

@Brian *****

try going in pending applications and see what you have. I think you have something sitting in there. Clear it all and retry.

Exactly what problem are you experiencing? They are mostly simple selections and attachments.

And no, there isn't any other option other than the E Visa application if you want to apply for an O-A visa in the UK

Immigration won't ask for a ticket out when you extend.

As for your bike, Thai customs are working out how many thousands of baht they are going to charge you on customs clearance charges, storage, VAT and Import duty.

They are nice like that 🤔

@Ramos ********

to be honest, it's about the only online application system out that even allows it.

The rest of the systems require each applicant to have there own account and log in passwords.

It's set up for individuals and family members etc that would be travelling together.

Only registering as an agent can you then apply for different visa types in the same batch of applications.

Its just how it is

@Ramos ********

ok I understand now. Yes the system only allows you to enter the same visa type as they expect you to be travelling together.

If you wanted to apply for different visa types on the same application, you need to register as an agent. Then as a travel agent it is possible. I have no idea what they request though to register.