why would one need a Thai certificate? Website states .. A medical certificate issued from the country where the application is submitted ..

She can get her medical certificate in HK when she is there ..

HK resident, its in my post :-)

yes I see also now, thank you

still strange they told her to bring a 1 year rental agreement, and its not asked as requirement, whats your opinion on this?

Yes thats the plan, see what I wrote, she goes the 9th and they asked her to bring a 1 year lease contract apparently which sounds strange to me ..

See my reply to Robert :-)

Thank you. A short term rental contract is sufficient or even a booking.com room then?

What about the guarantor question on the form

Thank you

@Robert ******

, let's go for the Non-O ME, or otherwise O-A if that is ME also. Whichever one is easier. She is 50+, non working and likes to stay in Thailand for a year at least

Thank you

@James *******

She has flight already back to HK on the 9th since she has to travel back anyways. We are more interested if the 1 year rental agreement is needed in the first place

@Isa ******

no need to count yourself dear

@Isa ******

see your exit stamp in your passport, it will say the day you need to pass Immigration at an airport before midnight or cross a Thai border out into another country :-)

Bring enough money and have enough patience and time. Its a bit of a process to set up company and get Non-B in neighbouring country, and then your own workpermit.

Count a few months to fulfil whole proces and at least 50.000TBH to start off.

Other option is starting to work for a company and get your Non-B and permit via them.

Valid for 3 months at the time