@Will ***********

That is not true. Maybe your idea is nice, but in reality it only depends on the dates on your ticket. So you can arrive with your return date after 1 month (ticket), and with a 1 month health insurance. But the stamps in your passport will say 3 months.

"need to buy health insurance for the whole 3 months" From what I understand you need health insurance for the duration of your stay. It does not depend on your visa, but on the dates on your flight tickets. Which are ehhhh... Free to change, depending on the airline. So I can imagine that you fly back after 4 weeks. But once you are in Thailand you "change your mind".

Tune is best, I would avoid AXA.

@Dave **********

Yes? My Bangkok bank card doesn't work at all online.

@Dave **********

I used that same link already 2 times in the past year and never had a problem. And if there was a problem you would not be the only one complaining... So it is most likely a problem with your bank.

@Fern *******

You need a booked and paid hotel where you have to quarantine for a day till the result of the PCR test comes back.

@Marco ******

Maybe you can ask for some visa extension even when knowing that they will deny it? I understood that you will get a 7 day stamp or so to leave the country? Maybe that is better than overstay?

@Steve ******

So for almost the same amount of money you can visit your home country in Europe for some weeks.

I understand the border runs are back? When coming back you will have to do the Test&Go ? Travel by air?

@Terje **************

In other countries you get the same already after 3 months, without signing papers.