@Mike *****

And how did you want come back?

Well in Buddhism if you live a good life then you may come back to a better life...

I use google voice and piggy-back my number on a friend's phone... A couple times a year I have to ask my friend to verify their number (GV sends me a code, they enter it in their phone, or something like that).

I use an agent on Soi 6, beach road, Pattaya. They're located in the back The Victorian restaurant. Border bounce is something like 3500 and the extension is 4500, your choice. Its about 8-9 hours round trip, they leave at 5:00 or 6:00 in the morning.

The instructions I got were 'Mail to ..." and in that email I attached my onward travel and a note. They said email to , include in the subject line my full name as it appears in my passport. I went through the Thai Embassy, Washington DC (USA).

You may want to reach out to the Embassy processing your application.

In the past I have used bus tickets for onward travel but the last time when they were specific about "flights" I bought a cheap flight to Malaysia. Also worth noting that when I applied for my eVisa METV, when they asked for onward travel I provided it and gave them an explanation that I would traveling the region and not returning to my home country. My application was approved.

@Sophie ********

I had a credit card, never used. I purchased a TV and a Couch with it. By the time I got home (2 hours), it was being used in the UK to purchase fast food. Almost every time I use a credit card in Thailand, I find fraudulent charges.

@Jim *******

Which immigration office do you use?

@Glenn ****

Which immigration office do you use?

shopee is your friend - never use credit cards in Thailand