Not quite the same but I had a visa application rejected (though otherwise flawless and 100% in compliance).
My name. In the application I provided my first and last name. My passport says my first middle last name. It did not state ‘name as it appears on your passport’.
So I had to pay again providing my middle name changing nothing else. 🙄
eSIM or physical sim doesn’t matter. We’re getting close to physical sims going away as they are not necessary.
Really depends on what you need?
When I came I ported my primary US phone to Google voice, then got an alternate sim that I could forward to my old number and a Thai number that also forwards. This way I keep my well publicized phone number no matter where I am.
You can have as many sims as your phone can handle. iPhones can handle 8 or more. 🤷♂️
As mentioned, they will only effect battery life if they are active with service.
my experience I would disagree. In my case for two years I’ve kept my money in a bank account earning interest that even after paying the required insurance resulted in gains that paid my rent for nearly a year. Thai banks don’t pay anything worth mentioning.
After two years the non OA is pretty much done and to continue the non O is the next logical step.
But this is my experience. If over 70, if unhealthy the O is likely better.
The Thai based company I used literally issued a one page stamped certificate of insurance. I suspect most countries can’t give this certificate. That’s what they want. I used LMG though there are others.
I was not clear. FB doesn’t make repeat questions an easy reference item. I was thinking along the lines of a downloadable document in the files area called FAQ that can be revised regularly and pointed to when people ask the same stuff repeatedly. 🤷♂️
The way your original post is written it’s difficult to understand what money, for what purpose. Your post didn’t say ‘pay’ so I think there’s some confusion. 🤷♂️