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@Bim ******
I would just send with what you have. When I applied in late feb i didn't attach insurance - they emailed to request. For my 3 month Non O they acceptes free insurance I get with my Revolute card - Thai pass also accepted it.
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I would apply with the insurance and 3 months of your Thai bank statement. They r pretty good at emailing for any clarification.

The declaration - i think you click on the download link.print out, sign and upload.
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@Daniel *****
depends on when u r going. If you have time apply and see. If they say no - can buy and apply.

I doubt anyone can give a definite answer. I doubt they look at the fine print.
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UK is very easy. As long as you have funds showing on bank statement - UK funds are fine. As already said, all online - they send msg if need anything else. I got mine 2 days later. £60>
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@Daniel *****
in BKK (and checking in)They only checked that had a Travel pass - no other details. That's on both my visits
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I would just put the page showing amount of coverage and that it covers covid. ThTs what they are looking for.

If they reject can apply again.
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I suspect they want to make it cumbersome so that people will go through an agent to avoid the hassle!
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In my case, for Non-O 3 month retirement, the UK Thai embassy also asked for insurance. They accepted the Travel insurance I get with my Revolute bank account. I attached the page showing cover and amount.

Same was also accepted for Thai Pass.
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As far as I know they r only taking online. My 3 month non-o retirement was very easy. Tourist should be even easier
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