@Ken **********

Thanks, mate!

Check the double taxation agreement. Probably yes.

@Bob ********

Sure. For e-visa should be ok to check status online though.

2 weeks is still ok. Just make sure to check the status and your spam email folder, in case they have additional requests.

@Tommi ******

But not necessarily in a good way…

DTV, ED, Non-O, maybe business. Conditions apply.

Of course it can be done, but I wouldnt recommed it unless you are planning to get a Thai health insurance. A little know fact is that if you have some kind of international insurance you will have to have it certified by your embassy for the extension after a year. Many embassies are simply not going to do this. Therefor I would recommend the non-o instead, which is basically the same (with a little more effort in the first year) minus the health insurance requirement.

Should be ok as long as you get stamped that day.

@George *********

If you have a passport you could explore several options: education visa, DTV, business visa, non-o (if at least 50 years of age). All will require money. Even more expensive options are Elite visa and LTR.

@Andi **********

Oh right, I read it wrong.