@Curtis ********************

I believe you can get a waiver, but not having TEFL or similar doesn’t go in your favour and will depend on who you’re dealing with, Thailand is very erratic when it comes to rules and regulations.

@Curtis ********************

yes, I am TEFL qualified and made enquires, I have only returned from Thailand last Friday.

A degree (any) and TEFL certification required for the working visa

@Soame *******

$8000 that would be business class, I’m using the return economy I bought last year, with no extra charge. I can return earlier but the price is Thb (Aud$2700)

Why is it so much more to travel from KL?

I left in January with a 60 day return flexible ticket and a 60 day TR visa and was questioned if I was going to apply for a 30 day extension. When I extended my visa and tried to rebook a return a month in advance I was advised there were no tickets until July. It’s safer to get a 3 month return ticket if available, the flight caps are creating chaos for anyone wanting to return to Australia. Greg Hunt and Scott Morrison have no idea what they are doing to people.

@Janelle ****

I believe you have to apply for extensions at the closest immigration office to your residence.

@Tod ********

I never said anyone could get a Covid extension, where did you get that from?

@Benjamin *****

Covid extensions are granted when all the visa extensions have been used, STV are 90 day visas with two 90 day extensions, if these are exhausted and you are unable to leave the Kingdom a 60 day Covid extension may be granted for 1900 Baht. In the case of STV this wouldn’t happen until around July.

@Katie ******

it is an extension for all visas that have exhausted their extensions.

@Darren ******

for 6000 Baht you can get an agent to do the whole process including the 1900 Baht visa fee.