Street addresses don't work well in much of Thailand. Google can't find many locations by street addresses. Always better to search by the name of the business.
it is by far being used as a long term stay visa since it is easier to get than most other long term visas. Not really being used by tourists or frequent visitors but by people to live in Thailand.
probably that has more to do with the fact that this is still a very new visa and the group was started not long ago, compared to other Thai tourist or visa groups that have been around for many years and have had members joining for years.
it's a 5 year visa that grants 180 day stay periods each time you enter. You can extend each stay one time for 180 more days before you need to exit and reenter for a fresh 180 day stamp.
If you cats have their vaccines up to date, it is very simple and just requires the vet certification sent to get your export permit 10 days before travel. I've traveled with my cat to Thailand many times. Post in Bangkok Pet Lovers or Dogs and Cats on Koh Samui where many people can give first hand knowledgeable advice about this.
Signing as company director on documents such as applying for Internet would not require a work permit, but signing cheques would be, as would be filling out forms to check people into a hotel, for example. Basically writing things that are ongoing regular operational activities would mostly technically require a work permit. But signing things to apply for things as the owner or director of the company would not. We had this distinction carefully explained to us by Immigration authorities who made an unannounced inspection.
Chris Knox this is highly country specific. US airlines generally don't care about middle name. Asian airlines almost all do,and expect an exact match to your passport, especially for international flights.
Since they changed visa exempt entries to 60 days, there's no practical difference between a 60 day visa exempt entry and a 60 day tourist visa. Both can be extended one time for 30 more days. So no reason to pay for the tourist visa.
NOK is the currency abbreviation for Norwegian Krone. He used it correctly in all caps, just like someone using THB for Thai baht or CAD for Canadian dollars.
