Excellent and clear advice

@T**

as usual.

@Sean *******

I did this last year on a tourist visa and didn't a notarized form. Could be an American thing for tax purposes???

I set up an alert on XE then transfered using Wise.

The upload for where you live use a photo of you drivers licence. There's a lot of uploads way over the top.

This happened to me one time and the bank could retrieve it. I never reported a missing card so I could access on line banking. Transferred funds to my visa card and only pulled money from machines attached to a bank. I eventually opened a Thai bank account and use Wise to transfer funds. I needed to be in Canada to set up my Wise account. It was a very good decision.

@Gunner *********

I've actually had 3 short over stays, but never received stamp. The longest was 3 days, I told them immigration only gave me 57 days on my 60 day visa, I paid the over stay and everyone was happy.

Your going to be turned away at the airport in Canada. Air Canada is particularly strict with this. I have an itinerary longer than my visa and it's going to take me some persuading. Plan b is to book a flight out of Thailand.

A few years ago wouldn't have been a big deal. Now they seem to be clamping down on all over stays, i wouldnt risk it.

The template for the visa application has flaws in it I discovered second time around. I messed up mine once and did it a second time. Still waiting now over a week. If you enter two documents into an upload it over writes the first one. It's seems feels a scam.

Depending on the airline. I've had trouble with this leaving Canada and got lucky when I convinced a supervisor I can change my visa in Thailand and or apply for extensions. Having a passport full of visas and extentions was helpful.