@Lynnette ******

but most bought in home country are for maximum 31 days. Best you can get is 60 days. He wants 7 months - hence the question

1. Go on British embassy website, upload required documents and make appointment.

2. Attend appointment in embassy in Bangkok. Pay and receive document.

3. Have translated (a bit weird as it is a passport but needs to be done). I used a translator on soi 13 in Pattaya but there are many.

4. Go to MFA office in central mall - no need for. Bangkok.

Check your junk mail. It is usually instant but once mine did go straight to junk

In the uk if against foreign office advice travel insurance companies will use this

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

ah insurance companies 😄

Check your travel insurance. It’s one of the provinces on uk government website where travel is not recommended- so any insurance may be invalid

I use my driving licence for this requirement

@John *********

no. Wanted more documentation and unfortunately the condo “renters” turned out not to be the owners

@John *********

I tried this in Jomtien last winter. They also wanted ID of the condo owner and documentation that they owned the condo. Will try again next winter to get the residence certificate

@Pete ******

already been to Bangkok. I was told there is legalisation office for ministry in Pattaya and can also get translation done here