You put your mobile number on the application.

KL contact you when your passport is ready to collect then you book another appointment to collect it.

I would say you, as a non Indian national, have no chance of getting a Thai visa in India

Opposite the Landmark hotel.

It's the oldest Indian restaurant in Bangkok.

Great food but not cheap by any stretch of the imagination.

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@Anthony ******

they don't have to give you any extension whatsoever.

They have told you to go back on the last day.

It's up to you if you choose to go earlier BUT be aware of how they can play it.

Here's one tip I'll give you.

DO NOT go back until the day they have told you.

If they get the arse, and it's likely, they'll tell you to leave the office and never go back.

They are not mugs there under any stretch of the imagination. They know every trick in the book.

They have done it to people dozens of times.

If they do it, they will mark the system and you won't get an extension of any sort, anywhere.

Every office will simply tell you to go back to Jomtien.

Quite often Jomtien immigration will tell you to come back the day before your entry ends.

It's normal

If you don't have residency in a country where you're attempting to use an Evisa application, then you cannot apply.

It's as simple as that.

Germany, along with many other countries, residents require an ID card.

@Jody ******

run a long now thick boy.

I'm done tonight with half wits.

@Jody ******

because you're not very bright and a little thick.......'Privileged Entry'. Oh, and if you've seen my previous posts, you've obviously learnt something.

@Jody ******

guess what Dopey?

The Thailand Elite is a PE visa.

That's what is printed on the Visa.

It makes no mention of any tourist visa.

Tourist visas are only good for an entry of 60 days.

The PE visa allows 12 months of entry.