If you're talking about an O-A extension, the OP is 40k and IP is 400k.

Yes

If you check out the TM7-form, you'll see that the size is mentioned in the square where you attach the photo = 4x6 cm. Fyi,there's no such thing as a visa renewal,it's an extension to your permission to stay.

@Roy ********

My gf is actually a chef and she's been working many years in restaurants in Bangkok and Jomtien, and probably knows every dish you can throw at her. I have tried her several times and she never fails.There are loads of bottles in the pantry and fridge,but no Chinese wine.

Cooking something in a wok doesn't mean anything. You can fry eggs in a wok or make fried rice. It doesn't mean you need some crappy Chinese wine. I've been around since 1989 and I have eaten food everywhere in Thailand. But not one "Chinese-Thai" dish as far as I can remember. Red wine vinegar has been around for decades,though.

@Sam ********

I've been eating Thai food since 1989,and I can honestly say that I don't know what a chinese-thai dish is. I'm not hanging out in Chinatown in Bangkok or in any other Chinese populated area.

Use Rebtel instead. A very cheap and easy way to call abroad,in your case the US. Download the app,register and top-up $5. It will last a long time. I have used Rebtel for years.

Use Rebtel instead. A very cheap and easy way to make calls abroad. Download the app,register and top-up $5. It will last a long time. I've been using Rebtel many years.

@Kay *****

My answer is how it's officially supposed to work, not about being right or wrong.

Rachel Wands From about 10-12 Thai insurance companies, not 100's.

You don't use Chinese wine in thai food incl isaan food.