Yes, Easy, can't recall details, try a Google search

@Lynnette ******

, sure...... Personally I decided to fly to Europe rather than dealing with all these layers of officialdom here, because it was almost cheaper. Thailand hasn't signed the agreement of The Hague, so there are no Apostille stamps possible here. Verifying a document here invariably involves the MFA and the consulate of the relevant country and it's just a nightmare and a minefield

@Lynnette ******

by the time you deal with the MFA and then the consulate, the verification etc and the fact that you probably have to go to the MFA personally a few times, because they have their own way, it's going to be ludicrously expensive depending on where you live

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@Jan *****************

massive drama and rewrites and trips and expenses and travels and hotels , etc....flights too, and then to embassy for final stamp! Cough up the 2000

@Lynnette ******

far cheaper and easier to pay the 2000

Worthwhile paying the 2000?

Okay so if we are here permanently, say on a retirement Visa, do we have to pay the 300 baht tourist tax? I didn't get charged a month ago

@Andy ***********

I seem to recall paying 14 or 20 bucks for an American one

@Andy ***********

ok, my bad, as long as they are free