Been there!! 🤣🤣

@Bim ******

excellent news, Bim. I hadn't seen that latest development. Thanks for the update.

Not yet. There is a lot of talk about it because something was published in the gazette saying it would be required as of Monday next week. But there is so much confusion about it that nobody really knows what will actually happen.

@David *******

had all sorts of problems uploading docs on to that site, David. Main prob for me was size limit of photos. The acceptable size is stupid small. Some have said they grouped a load of pdf's together and sent them all or even used an app that worked. I'm not tech savvy enough for any of that so just reduced everything to stupid small so I was just looking at a "dot" but it seemed to work. Not sure if that's the same problem but I would suggest, if you've uploaded everything, give it a go sening it. They were very good, quickly letting me know if something wasn't quite right or needed further docs. Best of luck.

Assume you're applying from UK? I got my first non O marriage visa (90 day) back in September using the evisa site. Although they ask for a letter from your spouse I made the application without it. Just sent copies of both passports, the marriage cert, her id and village book.

Until you check in to your asq you are mingling with other people, ie; at the airport. So, you do not enter "quarantine" until you get to the hotel. As others have said, 15 nights, leave on 16th day.

@Caterina **********

no idea what that is all about. That sounds more like Ilford way but it's not something I can help you with I'm afraid. Can you not have a chat with them? They were very helpful when I spoke with them whilst booking my test.

PM'd you

@Caterina **********

the clinic I went to for the test was at 23A Seven Ways Parade, Woodford Avenue- it's right next to Gant's Hill underground. But yes, I think there is a Head Office address or something else listed somewhere.

Aren't all visa applications done online now via thaievisa?