On your application, did you upload the actual flight/ticket, or just put the information for your flight?

If you uploaded the ticket, they might ask you for a new ticket, but if you just input the information, they probably will not and will continue to process it.

@Max ************

Staying in an AirBNB is never illegal. It's renting out your property for less than 30 days in certain cases that's illegal. The person doing the renting is doing the illegal thing, not the customer.

Though every time I've used Airbnb I always message before I book asking if they'll do a a TM30 for me.

@Joe ******

no such thing exists. There's not some generic month extension anyone can get on any visa.

It's going to be different for everyone, and will be partially based on what you submitted as part of your original application. If they asked everyone the same questions, people would just study those questions. There's a ton of youtube videos online about the process and the interview.

Just make sure your fiance goes to the correct place. It's actually across the street from where Google Maps shows the embassy, in the other compound.

@Ralf ********

You seem to not understand. EVERY EMBASSY makes their own rules. Each one is different. Some might accept Wise. Some might not accept Wise. Without you telling us which EMBASSY (NOT immigration) that you will be applying through, this question is IMPOSSIBLE to answer. Yet you continue to argue, therefore making your question useless. If you don't want to answer questions to help yourself, stop posting.

@Ann ****

I don't know a single embassy that requires that for a visa application.

@Ken ******

just print it from their website

A non-O visa is valid to enter Thailand for 90 days. So if you apply and receive it now, you would be able to use it until November. So no, it's not too early.

And yes, you can redact sensitive information from your financial documents.

No

@Doug ******

anywhere from 2-6k baht depending on your history in Thailand.