seriously, your wrong, they live, work, have friends in France, over time act French. I've had a house there for 15 years, it's fact, notorious for bureaucracy the world over, its a French word and they are masters at being so. What other explanation could you possibly give. 🤔
It says you have to be out of Thailand to apply, you have done that, have you submitted any flight information! Alit have reported coming and getting their approval after affival, then you just leave and re enter on the DTV. Failure means you leave and apply elsewhere later. So you have options.
no, it's exactly what they ask for, so you write yourself a certificate of employment.
I Joe blogs hearby certifies that I .... its similar but in legal terms your signing to certify. No harm in giving yourself a contract as well if you feel to do so.
You write yourself a certificate of employment, this is what is asked for by the Embassy, you also write a formal letter addressed to them explaining every detail as to how, what, when, where and why.
This has been talked about many times, many including myself come on a one way ticket. Airlines may ask, I've only ever been asked about visa requirements. A ticket out of the country before your last day should suffice if asked. Of course everyone will give you there thoughts based upon requirements and rules. Just do it.
categorically she spoke good English, I double checked everything, showed her my TM30 and she said "yes that's fine so long as you have reported on the TM30, don't need to do anything else" then she went on "at 180 days either do a border bounce to laos or come to immigration and extend, the cost is 1900tb"
Really she can't make that all up, it maybe a smaller place, but they have been very good to date and speaking to others have been spot on for years, even with fines!