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For a Non OA visa entry an onward ticket is not required. You’ll be stamped in for one year or however long your insurance is valid until.
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@Kurt ************
You’re asking if things in Thailand “make sense”. Been here a while?
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@Kurt ************
Ok. People in other groups may have been confused with entry stamps transferred to a new passport but a visa itself can’t be transferred.
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@Kurt ************
I’ve not seen any instance of anyone having a visa transferred. Obviously would love to see proof of that.
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@Kurt ************
immigration can’t transfer a visa that’s been issued by a different government department. You carry both passports for the duration of the visa.
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You’ll need a Thai number registered to your passport to continue using your account via the app.
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@Codrin *********
If travelling with family then you can all use the “express lane” (Thai passport line) if your parents are 70+ or even look like they may be.
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As an aside how old are your parents? If 70+ then head to the Thai passport line on arrival. It’ll be relatively quiet (or empty) and skip the queue.
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@Codrin *********
There are 3 proofs that could be asked for. Cash of 20,000 baht or equivalent. Cash only. A bank statement or phone app won’t suffice. Proof of an exit ticket and proof of accommodation.

Rarely would any of that be asked for unless they are looking for a way to deny entry.
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Depends on the office you use. Most allow 30 days prior. Some like Bangkok, Chiang Mai and Phuket allow 45 days.