Probably great advice for anyome that doesn't live in a city that has an embassy

Believe or not, not everyone is a retirement visa age, loadsa money in the bank, pension on the way, mildly attractive dark skinned Isaan missus on the go, no worries in the world, at least fags are cheaper in Thailand, knows everything about everything know it all. Some people actually might find this info useful, and if they don't, then it's no issue to them, they can jist ignore the post.

Yes, some people really don't know. That's why there's Facebook pages like this, because some people really don't know.

Just to inform over the price and process of applying for a visa in the UK. Read the end,, "if you are statinf for more than 30 days, less than 60, and you don't have timw to apply for a visa, don't sweat too much, moneywise there's not alot in it. I'll always apply if i have time though, if I need more than 30 days"

@Steve ******

, complaining? Get of your high horse mate

@Steve ******

, where was I complaining? I made the original post just to inform people of the process and price to apply for an SETV from the UK.

I'm complaining about niether the process nor the price. I can assure that 1900 baht isn't going to dent my account anytime soon thanks mate.

I'm based in Crowborough, East Sussex, so abit of an arse ache getting to the city and back, twice!!

That would almost definitely be off the cards for anyone living outside of London in the South of England then.

It's easier to actually do it in person though, even with the fuel price and driving. I'm never a big fan of posting my passport away, Special Delivery or not!

If I lived in London I'd definitely try and head to the embassy there.

They have a place there also?

Abit far for me, closest is London, but that's a pain, day off work, and getting there and back.

I done it by post to Hull once, when you still could a few years ago.

I remember all the details were written on the visa with pen rather than printed.