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Tod,please remain,you are a trusted moderator and always to the point with sound guidance.

@Todd ********

At my home in Toronto Canada 🇨🇦 I used to get my visa from the Thailand Consulate,take in application-passport-flight itineraries-Visa application fee.24 hrs later go in and everything approved.( Unfortunately Consulate closed due to Covid.Now have to struggle with the Embassy Evisa nightmare.The Thai Immigration should allow 6mths upon entry arrival and 1 -90 day stamp requirement

@Todd ********

The E VISA application is a nightmare,requesting documentation already sent.No answer to phone calls -emails.Quote 10-15 days ,can take weeks.Many people on Flights still did NOT receive there visa.After arriving and at som point getting email E visa ,having to return to airport immigration to get it authorized & stamped in.

The EVida is hit and Miss,When we had the Thai Consulate in Toronto Canada 🇨🇦 I could drop my application-fee-flight-passport off 11am and would have my visa next day 11am.(Consulate closed during Covid)E VISA states that it take 10-15 days to approve.Last yr it’s was 5 weeks and constantly requesting documentation already sent.Why not allow 90 or 180 days upon arrival depending your length of Airline ticket.JMO

Hopefully the new Government/TAT will review and open up the Visa restrictions ( a 6 months tourist visa entry 1 90 day stamp requirement)End the Kamikaze border runs.JMO

@Dan **********

If expats do not pay,deport them and red flag their passports.

@Michael ******

They should give you 6 mths upon entry and just file your place of residence,add a fee to the Airline ticket.Bhat 1000

You will need to supply your flight details on your visa application

@Michael ******

Hopefully,it’s so difficult applying for E Visa.When we had a Thai Consulate in Toronto Canada 🇨🇦 I would take my passport-flight ticket $250:00 fee and simple application,my visa was ready for pick up next day.Consulate closed during Covid .Now it’s hit and miss with E Visa.