Yes, now in May 2025, with great advances in A.I., the various GPT's, and search engines in general, answers can be found in milliseconds, but may not be 100% correct and may not go into specific details, exceptions, or other nuances

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1.) Thai PR Applicants (who have their Thai PR applications successfully Accepted by the Thai PR Desk) do get 6 months Under Consideration Stamps ('Extensions') by the PR Desk, only after specifically requesting such, but the Thai PR Desk is usually expecting Thai PR Applicants to continue on their current Visas/Extensions (usually Non–B) as PR Applicants need to have active, current Thai Work Permits (WP)

2.) However, it will be some time before a PR Applicant will know whether their PR Application is Accepted and months, years (unknown currently) whether you will know if a Thai PR Application is successfully Approved and actually Receive Thai PR

3.) if a Thai PR Applicant has dependants piggy-backing on their current visa/extension (trailing kids/trailing spouse), then they (those dependants) will NOT be able to get a trailing kid/trailing spouse visa/extension based on those 6 months Thai PR under consideration stamps =

You have to continue with your current Non–B visa/extension in order for your dependants to continue with their trailing visa/extension

@Hilik *******

There are TDAC kiosks in International Arrivals Area of Thai Airports before queue into the Thai Immigration lines for those who had not yet submitted a TDAC before landing

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Even those holding Diplomatic and Official/Service/Government Passports (and thus, diplomatic, consul, and official Thai Visa's) must all submit a TDAC

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Well, from 09 May 2025 to 04 November 2025 = 180 days

There are Kiosks (tablets) to apply for and fill out TDAC at Thai Immigration Arrival at Thai Airports

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Why troll in a Facebook Group with a focus on Thai Visa topics?

However, to answer your question, a suggestion to look at a map, atlas, or globe would easily answer why a flight from USA to Europe would be shorter than a flight from USA to Thailand.

Also, United Airlines (UA) has flown and will fly again to Bangkok