At least they explain in detail how it works and what the plans are worldwide for E visa application.

'Do all Thai Embassies and consular offices around the world already use E-visa? I translated and pasted below from the Embassy website

Not yet. In order to try and evaluate the various aspects, the Thai Ministry of Foreign Affairs has, for now, chosen some pilot offices to test the E-visa.

Being the first Embassy chosen, the Royal Thai Embassy in Beijing started the E-visa system on February 15, 2019. The other Consulates in China will follow in late April 2019 or early May 2019.

The third group of Embassies to use the E-visa will be the Thai Embassy in Paris and London on June 17, 2019.

Indeed, if all goes well, the ultimate goal is that all Embassies and Consulates can use the E-visa'.

Yes they have some wacky ways.

Applying for an O-A Visa in Paris for instance, the money needs to be in a Thai bank account and not in France.

Possible providing you fly somewhere that is either visa exempt entry for Indian passport holders or will issue a VOA.

Some reports on Thai visa saying the same. 90 day reports rejected for no TM30 on file and also for not updating a previous one

@Yasin *******

that won't hide his overstay

Mehmet Sinanoğlu look on the link above. That is the list of those that cannot without Cambodian residency, apply for visas unless under exceptional circumstances which is then listed below it.

Turkey isn't on the list.

And if your Facebook profile is correct and you hold a Lebanese passport, you cannot apply in Phnom Penh

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Seems a waste applying for a visa now and not using it for a few months.

I'm guessing the answer from immigration maybe is that the parents can travel individually to get a visa before your permission too stay runs out.

No. Each person needs there own online account to apply for an appointment and collect. Children need there own account too