@Paul ******

ok... Well since there is no Thai Embassy in her home country that is not an option.

I'm not sure what road blocks she might run into as you write... other than that it could take longer time and that they would do background checks etc...

Are you saying they wont even accept her application?

@Gary *****

no, I have seen several posts on here about people that travelled to Jakarta to apply.

Search for Jakarta in this group (via the magnifying glass) to get more information.

@Klee *************

I know (most have changed already). However that doesn't change anything of what I wrote. She could still go to one of these countries to apply... (online, not by a visit to an embassy).

Anonym deltagare you must be in Vietnam AND make your application online.

You don't apply online before you leave Thailand. You do it IN the country from where you are applying. In the application you need to show the address to where you are staying AND your passport page with an entry stamp to the country.

I guess her only choice is to travel to a country where they accept applications from people who are visitors in the country (like most countries in south east asia for instance). Unfortunately I don't have knowledge if any European embassies does. She could ask embassies in neighboring countries to Ghana.

I'm not sure if you can apply for METV there... IF you can, you need to add multiple tickets to show why you need the multiple entry.

You need to go to an Immigration Office for your extension and the price is 1900 thb everywhere.

@Colin ********

I am fully aware of that it is all rumours or proposals atm.

@Angelo **********

ok that is your subjective opinion. I agree that the list of prohibited jobs have been considerably downsized, but there is still a list. I could have used the wording "SOME proffessions" instead.

...and I just chose to mention that list to point out that it isn't "that easy" to find a job as a foreigner in Thailand. I could have mentioned other things such as the minimum monthly salary requirement depending on nationality etc.

The OP is trying to figure out what kind of visa they can get in order to work and live in Thailand and other than using the words "a lot" instead of "some", I think my comment/reply is giving a couple of suggestions to just that -

1. Find a job where the employer supports work permit and documentation to apply for a Non-Imm B visa.

OR

2. Find a job where she/he/they can work remotely from Thailand (a foreign company with non-thai customers) or start their own company to do remote work etc.