@Brandon ***********

oh I see, was told it started once approved, so it actually starts then once stamped in Bangkok? That makes planning a lot easier. What do i need to bring to immigration at the airport just the approval emails or something else?

@Bart *************

also once approved what do I need to show at immigration at the airport?

@Bart *************

thank you Bart much appreciated

@Bart *************

that’s very helpful so onward travel is fine to do. How would you deal with the accommodation? Maybe just book a cheap thing as ‘filler’ until approval?

@Jon ****

how would you plan this with hotels and flights? Obviously ideally I’d need the visa first ideally so I know the exact start and end time then I can book everything

@Brandon ***********

no I don’t have any reason I’m just trying to think of every eventuality, my thoughts are just timing it, if I book my flights and hotel for say 60 days and my visa comes 5 days before I travel then I would only be able to stay 55 days if it starts on day of issue ?

@Brandon ***********

i thought it was 60 days then you can get an extension of 30 days once there? From the day it’s issued is worrying because I don’t want to leave it too close to my travel date, would you book flights and accommodation after issued? I ask because it’ll be a nightmare booking stuff first then not knowing when it’ll be approved. Once approved what do I need to show at immigration?

@Bart *************

yes Uk is eligible it was more wheh to apply, can I use onward travel to give me the ‘flights’ and use them? I’d feel more comfortable booking my actual flights once approved

@Brandon ***********

very helpful thank you, yeah I’m in UK so eligible for Evisa