@Khaled ***********

Don’t have a link but that is the rules, just as the hotel for a copy of the TM30 so you can take to immigration.went to immigration once didn’t even know about TM30 but was the first time I needed to get an extension, when we were asked for an MT30 we said didn’t know about, asked were we were staying and they went straight around to the landlord and he was find.

@Khaled ***********

yes but if you stay in a hotel the first night it should be done for you .

@Henrik ****

you can do it on line as soon as you arrive.

@Brandon ***********

yes very good advice we did much the same, had the land then made the plans with the builder, my Thai wife did know the builder, he had a contract drawn up with progressive payments, we came to Thailand for three months witch in that time the house was almost finished minus painting and finishing touches, wife had a friend who watch over for us and sent videos of progress,all went well but was in 2019 so we could not get back for nearly 3 years Covid. We are just so pleased, just what we wanted.

@Werner ***********

the question was is there an insurance that will cover all this.

@David *******

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Yes your ticket should be fine but if you have booked accommodation there as well should help prove you are leaving Thailand.

@Katrina *******

I printed a TM7 and filled in in but they didn’t accept it gave me there own form that I had to fill in.

@John *********

this makes far more sense,I have applied for a three month visa twice now first time I didn’t understand and tried to tell immigration when I saw the stamp in my passport was only for two months, this last time I checked all the print and in fact I had a visa that was good for me for three months to get to Thailand but the time in Thailand was only for two months, must check what written not what you think you have.

@Jan *****************

very true I just went through it all and by the time I got my visa for 60 days Thailand had changed the rules and I no longer needed a visa, that’s life.