@Chris ********************

then if UK you should be fine, in theory ! Airlines implement the checks so as long as they interpret the official rules correctly no issues

If you read the news it says those from countries with COVID entry restrictions, so the answer would be NO. But as official announcement not made hard to tell and you should have health insurance coming to Thailand anyway....common sense

Rumour rumours.....there is meeting of Thai government department, so who knows what wil happen so don't speculate

@Jonathan *******

just being prudent and not like it was a major hassle. Just being organised

@Mark ********

3 weeks. I would rather submit more than min requirements and make sure it's approved first go

I did it last year. Filled in everything at home and she took to VFS.

Make sure to read the checklists. We over compensated and had letter from my parents addressee to VFS stating she was visiting UK, where, when and there was no cost to stay. I also supplied my sponsor letter and explained the holiday plan and attached A2 weeks plan of what we would do. Also also evidenced relationship via a letter and pictures of us abroad on holiday. Finally we evidenced she had a job and a company and a house in her name and that she was coming back to Thailand. No questions and approved first time

Good luck....seems to be buyer beware here. No consumer laws it seems, but you can return stuff on Lazada and they good at refunds

Neither. international transfer only if you select the last option in the purpose list. Living expenses in Thailand from memory, otherwise just show local transfer

Rule changes and new/dropped plans every 10 minutes doesn't help boost trust in any scheme either . They also need to boot out their advisors as they are so out of touch

Nope. Almost every airline won't let you board a flight if you are a tourist with 1 way ticket and no ticket out. Ticket can be to anywhere and cancelled next day