Unless your camera is 5G or 4G enabled and takes a SIM card (most don't), then it will only work via WiFi.

It sounds like you got a multiple entry re-entry permit from immigration at some point during your stay in Thailand. This permit allows you to come back and resume a stay valid until your original visa's allowed stay through date of 7 November. Essentially, it allows you to leave and come back as if you never left, and you still retain the original date of 7 November that you were allowed to stay till.

If instead, you didn't mean that you have a re-entry permit that you paid for within Thailand at immigration, then you might be referring to a multiple entry visa that you got from a Thai consulate outside Thailand before travel. If that multiple entry visa expires 7 November, it means you can come back any time up until that date, and still get stamped in for the full allowed stay period (for example, 60 days for multi entry tourist visas, or 90 days for multi entry Non-B visas).

@Glenn ****

Ah OK, didn't see your other post. Yes, number changes are ridiculously annoying. I had to do the same myself once with Bangkok Bank. They have to send the change to headquarters, and it also took me 3 tries before the change went through.

@Glenn ****

sorry, just trying to help. How can a banking app be broken. The app is loading fine for me so it's not having any availability issues. Perhaps your phone is having an issue? Did you try updating the app, or uninstalling and reinstalling it?

In addition to Promptpay, when you open the Bangkok Bank app, you can click "Transfers" then "Other Accounts" (the first option, above the Promptpay option), then select the recipient's bank and enter their account number.

@Franklin *******

Estonians qualify for 60 day visa exempt entry.

There is no EU passport. Thailand has different entry rules based on the nation of your passport, not whether your country is in the EU.

@Wayne ****

sounds like you don't know what you're talking about, and shouldn't be rude and dismissive of members who post dozens of times daily, thousands of times a year, in various groups, and help probably tens of thousands of people a year with questions about visas and travel to Thailand.

@Jeff *****

I assume you call a hospital or dentist and make an appointment and they send you a confirmation email.

@Frank-Steven **********

there have been a couple of posts in various Facebook groups of people getting the DTV successfully by showing one medical appointment.