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@Tod ********
oh yes I can see the reason the original persons asked. As they are not always easy to understand requirements and procedures. And nice of you to reply with a concise answer as always
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@Tod ********
thanks. I did sort of understand that but as the both involved Insurance immigration and Thailand. I thought was worth mention for myself and others to read πŸ™„πŸ‘πŸ»πŸ‡ΉπŸ‡­πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡ΈπŸ‡¬πŸ‡§πŸ‡ΉπŸ‡­
Martin ********
Great Answer. But had to read it a couple of times. You would still need COE from your embassy and the insurance 100,000 cover and Covid-19 cover they are insisting everyone entering has to have?? And how long would you need that insurance to cover you for?
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Glad you clear that post up it got very messy straight away. Thank You Tod for quick and concise info πŸ‘πŸ»
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You go back to the office on the date put in on your Under Consideration stamp in your passport. That’s it. Not before or after but on that date
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but as yours flight is quite a late flight. I would make it know soon as possible at the airport you need a reentry permit like others have said. But give yourself plenty of time and preferably have all the paperwork done.. and you save them work and yourself ΰΈΏ200
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You can do it now and or up to 6 days after the 5th July 2021 which happens to be a Monday. No fine involved.
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@Jon *******
but yes I agree with what you are saying about not touching the banked money until you actually have your yearly EofS stamped in your passport. Because what the Immigration officer asks for on the day is what he wants and nothing else will do. Better to be safe than sorry.