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You can just use both passports until the DTV expires.
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Varies, check the website for the actual embassy
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And the same rules does for sure not apply all places as some immigrations for sure not accept the combination method.
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@Tom ******
It’s your choice, but if you’re passed 50 years and have income min £ 1500, you could just apply for a 90 days Non O visa. Then you’re excused from any onward ticket requirement, it’s cheaper in total than to apply for a tourist visa and do an extension and you don’t have to use (waste) time at the immigration in Thailand.
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No mandatory health insurance requirement for a regular 90 days Non O visa.
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You can’t have two active visas in the same time.
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Yes, private accommodation or hotel.
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@Adam *******
Agree, it’s quite strict now. People get denied even with a Non O visa unless they do the one year extension of stay which definitely needs a bank account first.
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Technically DTV is a tourist visa and therefore not easy to open a bank account even with an agent.
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@Nick ******
Ok, when I applied for a Non O recently I just filled in a flight number, not e-ticket number. Flight numbers are easy to find if you make itinerary. I just gave a number to a Thai person as I stayed private. If you’re going to stay in a hotel, just give the hotel number. The system never asked for my own Thai number.