You report the address that your TM30 registered you at. That also determines which immigration office you use.

If you’re staying in hotels, ask them for a copy of the TM30 as they will be the ones filing it on your behalf.

@Sam *****

he wouldn’t have been asked that if he hadn’t shown an email from ‘onward ticket dot com’ or whatever company he bought it from instead of the actual ticket.

On most Thai embassy sites they state exactly how much you need to show in either the local currency, or a currency they specify. When I was helping someone from the UK apply in Vietnam, the amount we used was over the ฿500,000 and we added a note showing the current exchange rate from GBP to baht on that day as we couldn’t expect Thai staff in a Vietnamese embassy to know the exchange rates for a multitude of currencies.

You cant go to the embassy or consulate. Everything is online.

They’ve clearly stated ‘not enough money’ so you’re going to need more.

Try to make it more than ฿500.001

Anonymous participant Sticker, would be an actual visa stuck on to one of the pages of your passport before you arrived in Thailand.

Honestly, seeing as it was such a long time ago, I’d say ‘no’.

Even if you say ‘yes’ they don’t ask for any further information about it.

Formal wear? Like, a ball gown?

Anonymous participant 650 he said “… walked into Laos and U-Turned straight back to Thailand…”

That’s a nice drive. Ex wife has a house just past Chiang Saen. I’ve spent a lot of time in that area.

Anonymous participant 798 you think it’s unfair not to be allowed to leave hospital without paying for your treatment?

As with most things in Thailand it will differ from office to office.

Best way to find out is to go and ask them.

Maximum ฿2000 fine if you ever need to go to an immigration office and someone there spots that you missed it.

Plenty of people, usually those who live far from an office, never do them and just pay the 2k if they ever need anything from immigration.

Just concentrate on getting well again.