I got here last Friday from uk. I'd downloaded the app but nobody was bothered about it, at the airports or on arrival. Nobody asked anything about the app. Only interested in documentation.

@RedbullAnd *****

been looking at Axa myself. I'll be coming back on my non imm O (marriage) visa and re- entry permit. Both dated to expire /22. I thought the period of cover needed to be for the entire period. Loads of dosh. But I checked with the Thai embassy UK and they advised I need cover for 90 days. Not sure why that was or whether I should go for cover until expiry of visa / re-entry permit just to be on the safe side???

Check in day never counts, irrespective of the time you check in it is always day zero. Which means it's always going to be 15 nights.

You don't need ANY date. I recently left Thailand without any return booked as I'm unsure exactly when I will return. Bought my re-entry permit at Korat immigration before leaving.

I'm needing the same thing in a few days time. May I also ask, once I go through security and tell them I need a re-entry permit, where, exactly is that re-entry permit desk / booth situated? Is it where we would normally go through passport control? Do we go to the re-entry booth first, get stamped up and then rejoin the "normal" queue for passport control as usual to get your departure stamp? Or do you get the re-entry stamp and departure stamp at the re-entrey permit desk as well, at the same time and just walk through? Thanks!

David Broadfoot needed to season the money for 2 months. No idea if there was a reason given for the 60 extension following my original 90 visa. We explained I would be applying for the non imm O but needed more time to show money in the bank.

@Tod ********

yep, lost a month! Korat immigration.

I got my first non imm O (marriage) earlier this year after my initial 90 day plus 60 extension. Applied early on the basis that it would take a month to be approved by Bangkok. When I got it back I'd lost a month as it was dated from when I made the application, NOT the expiry date.

Hi, I'm from the UK so not qualified at all to speak about USA requirements but are you sure that it's 72 hours before arrival? Mostly, the C19 pcr test is required to be a max of 72 hours prior to departure. May just want to check requiements, just in case.

@Rich ****

hi, Rich. I'm thinking of KLM for a flight back to the UK around the end of this month. I would be via Amsterdam into London City. What about the flights themselves, mate. Were they packed or fairly quiet? Cheers.