the requirements for the application to a METV are listed on this website. Read it carefully and check out if you are able to handle the online application. If not, use an agency service
you will have to apply for the METV in your home country, through the online E-Visa system of the Royal Thai Embassy London. The requirements should be posted on their website. You will have to upload the required documents (scanned in the form of a .pdf or as a super-sharp .jpg) into the online application. In case you are not proficient with a computer, use the service of an agency. You do not have to prove any employment, however you need to prove three months of a minimum of equivalent of 20,000 THB in your home bank account
Even an agency has to apply for your DTV through the e-visa system of a Thai embassy or consulate in a country outside of Thailand. And one of the requirements needed to upload with the application is an evidence or proof that you are actually inside that country. So something like the entry stamp in your passport. I am very curious how an agency can get around this requirement. Maybe a hotel booking in this country will suffice? There is one thing for sure: using the agent it's gonna cost ya a large wad of cash
someone mentioned that for entering Vietnam, you need two blank pages left in your passport . . . . . he needs to immediately leave Thailand on a flight back to his home country. Pay 500 THB for every day of overstay at the airport. He should not stay in Thailand any longer. I hope that there still is enough space in his passport for the ugly overstay stamp
the only safe route is: fly back home immediately and pay the overstay fine at the airport. Even on the full passport. On the way out there is no more exit stamp from Thailand through the automated gates. However, he will need a little bit of space for the OVERSTAY STAMP in his passport. If there isn't even this little space, he needs an emergency passport from his embassy 😄😃😄
the only way is: fly back home on his full passport. On the way out there is no more exit stamp from Thailand through the automated gates. However, he will need a little bit of space for the OVERSTAY STAMP in his passport. If there isn't even this little space, he needs an emergency passport from his embassy
it will take much too long to get a new passport. He will sum up too many days of overstay and he is running the risk of getting arrested, detained and blacklisted. He needs an emergency passport from his embassy, it takes a day or two, and then immediately leave Thailand on a flight back to his home country. Pay 500 THB for every day of overstay at the airport. He should not stay in Thailand any longer
he needs to immediately leave Thailand on a flight back to his home country. Pay 500 THB for every day of overstay at the airport. He should not stay in Thailand any longer. I hope that there still is enough space in his passport for the ugly overstay stamp