@Simão ***************

Huh. Never heard of a 90-day visa exempt stamp. You got that at the airport?

@Andreas ********

"NOTE that you can activate the visa any time with a simple "border run." Andreas: Wouldn't the border agent notice that the evisa was issued AFTER the holder was already stamped in?

@Sonja ******

Happens to many people.

@Brian ********

The worse case would be them sending me the same email saying the same thing, without telling me anything new. Pointless to resend the docs if in fact they are not "quite as expected." Their software tells me they can see the docs, so that can't be it.

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

Thanks, Brandon.

@Brian ********

Just asked the question here. Received an email from LAXConsulate saying my application was on hold, and that I needed to upload XYZ documents. Since I had already uploaded XYZ documents in my original application I cannot figure out why they are asking me to do so again. Two years ago they turned down an application because of an "error," but they never mentioned what the error was. Honestly I wonder how anybody is able to secure an e-visa from them. For the record I've been coming to Thailand for 15 years and never had a problem with visas from the brick and mortar consulate.

I just went through this. Same situation. EVA did not ask to see Visa or onward flight within 30 days. However the desk agent did ask.

Cannot.

@Ken *****

Thailand has a double tax treaty with Canada.

So . . . a crap shoot, sounds like.