Be sure the insurance will cover if you're asymptomatic or negative, because if you test positive and have no symptoms, OR if you were sitting next to someone testing positive, you must go to hospital for 10 (14?) days.

@Adam *******

I have a friend who is Un V'd. He's been traveling to Bangkok and back quite a bit. Sometimes they ask to see his cert. He says "no", and just looks at them.

That's the end of it.

Try using Google Chrome. Also, the phone app doesn't work and never has.

Don't allow the site to autofill your saved information. Type all of it in yourself. When it auto fills, it won't work.

The only autofill you will need to do is choosing your home country, Thai district and city. Hopefully, that will work for you. We've done it multiple times.

We've been in TH for 4 years on Non O. Just got a new extension of stay stamp a week ago. Now we have to do 90 day. We have been using the online method with success. But now, it's not working. How long does it take for the extension to get into the system?

That's what I thought.

I had problems with the app, which is different than the computer. The app kept quitting at the "location" part. I also got a similar message to the pone you posted. Try using your computer. I found it way easier.

What will he need to take to immigration regarding the bangkok address? I don't think he has a piece of paper with registered address in his passport (like we do)

OK. His extension was due in Feb, but he was in Bangkok, staying with family, for a month. So he did the extension there (not sure what office). I am sure he used the family's address, where he was staying.

Now, he has traveled back to his "home" district, and is wondering what he will need when going for check in.

But not by air? Only land and sea?

AMERICANS: I just got off the phone with the US Embassy in Bangkok. They informed me, that so far, they are NOT providing letters for extensions of stay for Americans because citizens are still able to fly back to the USA. :/

But to keep checking travel.state.gov for updates (located at the very top of the page)