@Michael *******

yes, AXA.

Yes, I got it too and was a little taken aback

@Nguyen ****************

I have a return ticket that departs long after my initial Thailand stay (because I will come and go over to other countries, returning to Thailand in the spring) so the argument could be made that I don't have flight bookings yet to make certain that I am leaving Thailand within the terms of the 1 month visa I will get. But as with many things, this is up to the discretion of the Immigration officer in BKK (and also airline staff at every check-in along the way). In fact having paper-work permitting one to enter any country is never 100% certain. It is the first step, we can still be denied entry. The final gatekeeper is when we present ourselves with our papers to Thai Immigration when we land.

I used AXA.

No, for both I received immediate emails saying my application was pending.

80 hours

@Stuart ********

Thanks Stuart. I hope they hire you to write the accompanying guide to applying for Thailand Pass

@Dave ******

Would not surprise me if you you say occurs, but there are numerous problems with this, including the ethical one that those who succeeded getting their TP code after 2-6+ applications will get away with it, but newcomers will be punished.

Have you actually used this number and spoken to a person?

@Stephan **********

not sure complaining is an effective strategy. I will try going through an intermediary.

I did the same and this trick didn't work for me. Now, I was snapping a photo of a printed paper of the QR code instead of a screenshot of the QR code. But I am sure if this was crucial Thai Immigration would have told us this.