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@Ismael **************
it's always best to get the visa before you travel to Thailand if you can. Will save you a lot of time and travel to immigration offices
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@Greg **********
They are visa agents. I don't think they misunderstand anything. They interface with the DLT daily.
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Depends. Are you asking about getting the visa from a Thai embassy or from within Thailand? It can be tricky in Thailand if your marriage isn't already registered in Thailand.
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@Greg **********
seems like two agents who specialize in getting licenses from this office are saying the same thing. I don't think it's a misunderstanding. Seems like a deliberate policy change, possibly because of these agents. I'd guess Pattaya issues more foreign licenses than anywhere else, except maybe Bangkok.
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Anonymous participant this isn't something that you ask the embassy or they'll think you're trying to obtain a visa through fraud.
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@Donnie ***********************
Land borders are still closed. But you can fly there to apply for a visa. Have been able to for years already.
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@Jim ******
IBM has people working remotely all over the world. What does that have to do with anything?
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@Ling ****
Just because they don't list the specific visa types doesn't mean the announcement isn't the same
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You shouldn't need to go to the immigration office. The TM30 can be filed online very easily. Whoever owns where you are living or staying should be able to either use their existing online account or register for one. Then TM30 can be filed in a couple of minutes.