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Jane ***********
Yes you should be able to do that. Although be aware that 'the rules' change all the time. That said, once you're in Thailand it's pretty easy to find a way to stay TBH.
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@Spencer ******
dream on. No way Thailand is letting people in without quarantine, although they may reduce days to 10 or something
Jane ***********
Why are you even considering being compliant with this? If you don't have a rental contract, you have no rights. If he doesn't fill in a TM30, he's breaking the law. Many many things require evidence of TM30. If my landlord was wanting to do this - or even mentioned it - I'd be moving asap. So much rental choice atm.
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Post in the Phuket DN group, you might get more helpful replies.
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@Garrett **********
I generally find US friends have, historically, had an easier time with their Thai embassies. The one in London is just a pita, and often completely random in its demands. I once - and only once in 6 years - had my METV application returned because I hadn't printed out my bank statements in color. 🤔
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@Garrett **********
echoing what others have said savings or retirement funds are definitely not accepted as proof by the London Thai Embassy
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@William ****************
although there are jobs in CNX (it's where I taught), there are many more nationwide. This is the best site for research:
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@Jack *********
I've worked as a teacher in Thailand and the average salary is around $1,000 for a 40 hour week so $15-25 an hour is not unrealistic. There's a large demand for qualified ESL teachers.