If your vaccine card has a QR code then you stand a chance of getting auto approved

Depending how long you’re planning on coming for I would either push the trip or come on exempt

Departure is where your travel originates from

@Martin *******

I have no idea I’ve never used wise, just seemed like a coincidence setting the post about it then Rob’s problem.

I saw a post somewhere yesterday about some new measure when incoming amounts over 50k baht are supposed to be reported

@James *******

some of the visas require 2 insurances

@Vahab **********************

mine took 5-6 days in early November

@Martyn ******

that’s why they made the SHA++ there was an article the Bangkok post did about some of these hotels not selling the right package and causing problems, good luck with resolution

@Carlos ********

there are examples of dual pricing in the USA, even against other USA nationals. This isn’t anything unique to thailand.

@Carlos ********

most of the TP anxiety comes the most of the US not having a QR code on the vaccine passports and therefore impossible to receive automated approval and needed to be manually approved.

I’ve only seen 1-2 posts about visa/TP denial from insurance, and even then it was usually user error. As stated my company gave me a specific thailand cover letter and I had no issues.

@Curtis ********************

I used Insubuy.