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David *******
Just upload your passport again. The question is really only for non-U.K. passport holders with residency in the U.K.
David *******
In late April or early May use the online system to get a Tourist Visa. You’ll have 3 months to use it so will be fine for 10 July. You’ll then get 60 days on entry which you can extend for a further 30 days at an Immigration office in Thailand.
David *******
You could start by joining the ‘Jomtien Complex’ and ‘Supertown Jomtien Complex’ groups on FB. They are both run by business owners in the Complex - which is an area in Jomtien with restaurants and gay bars. The area is popular with a lot of people whether gay, straight, male, female etc.
David *******
When I got my Non O about 15 months ago I contacted
@Arawan ******
who provided a suitable policy and a one page summary to give to the Embassy. I’m sure Robert Jackson could provide one as well.
David *******
To use the evisa system you’d have to show proof of residency in Spain. You could try applying to the London embassy online but they’ll want to see flights. If you provide a flight to Spain and then a flight from Spain to Thailand you ‘might’ be ok but I’m not sure.
David *******
@Dave *******
Yes, it does depend on country. UK all online and many others. Still a number of countries don’t use it (eg Australia). You can check on the site if you can use the evisa system or not.

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@Dave *******
it’s all online now. No in-person at all. Consulates closed.
David *******
Yes, print it off and show it at check-in if asked and at immigration.
David *******
Get a visa before travelling. Apply online and the Embassy in London processes quickly.