@Michael *******

I thought it was the T.8 declaration as well, however for the new evisa system it's another form all together. My local Thai consulate emailed it to me and asked me to sign it and email back to them. I'll try to find it again and upload a copy here.

No you can't just arrive anymore and sort it out at the airport. Go to the Thailand Pass website and apply for visa exempt. There's a few things you need to upload but if you have everything in order then the approval happens pretty fast. There are tutorial videos on YouTube now that walk you through step by step.

From what I was told a couple years back when I was on a Education visa, is that you are not allowed to take the same course again but if the school offered a different language course that you could take that one and extend. Not sure if things have changed because of covid.

AXA Thailand? I remember reading last year someone bought AXA from a European country and it was not the same. The certificate that AXA Thailand sends you has all the requirements on it that the officials are looking for.

I used them last year to enter Thailand under the asq scheme and their certificate and coverage was approved by Thai authorities . I never had to make a claim so can't comment on if they actually pay out on claims. This time I'm using AXA from Thailand as I know they will cover hospital quarantine if I test positive or happen to be unlucky enough to be seated next to someone who tests positive.

Book with Agoda and receive confirmation right away.

@Florian ********

FYI I was one if the first to reply to his question before others helped clarify. Not bs as that's the process I had to go through.

@Florian ********

why don't you read all the comments before leaving your useless comment and judgment.

@Garrett **********

not making anything up... That's what was required for me to by a bike from the Honda dealership on Phangan