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Hi guys, Here is the latest update. I called 1506 and there was really a person speaking more than decent English. I said I could log in through their website but not by using their app and this is what she explained: The app used before was called SSO Connect and it is sunset (I can confirm this because I used it in the past) There is a new app to be used and it is called SSO Plus, however, it only recognizes Thai ID cards for now (photo of ID card needs to be taken for initial verification) SSO Plus app is still under development and it will support the option of foreigners using it with their pink card (I didn't ask when this function will be ready) So for now, we use their website. Cheers!

Actually, I managed to log in through their website but when I want to use SSO+, they ask for taking my ID photo. But when I take the photo of my pink card, it is not recognized. Is there a workaround for this?

Hi guys, I've managed to get enrolled under "section 39" provision for voluntary payment. Am I to use SSO Connect or SSO Plus app? ... and do I use my pink card number?

Thanks guys. I am in Nonthaburi and have all the docs required. Will ask my wife to call them and check the requirements here.

Thank you for the excellent report. Could you please share the answers and save me spending 90 minutes of watching the videos?

Good question. I am 43 with a 3 years old daughter and 2.6 mb house mortgage to pay but I thought about what I would do if I ever get in a similar situation. I would find some families with children that really want to study and support their education financially. Yes true, not every student wants to study but I've seen over the years some students who really would but simply no money so despite of their sincere wish and potential, they end up as street vendors (nothing against the street vendors). I would make it as a hobby. For example pay regular or random visits to their home/school, make these payments personally etc. What I surely wouldn't do is to give the funds to some charity organizations because they are holes without bottoms.

Thank you all. Will go again today or maybe tomorrow and will come back with updates.

Hi folks, I worked for a company in Thailand for 5 years and paid for SSO during this time. I lost my job on 31st October so I formed a company and have director role. I read somewhere on the forum that if a foreign losses job, s/he can continue paying for SSO if 6 months didn't pass. My wife went to SSO office to check about it and they gave her a plain no because I am a foreigner. Would someone be so kind as to tell me what my options are regarding this issue?

I am also about to apply. What is to be written in the field when and where I plan to leave the country? I don't plan but would like to have the option to leave whenever I want.

... and make sure there is a stamp on the bank letter. The plonkers forgot to stamp it when I did it the last time so I had to run back to the bank

We are brothers in hatred

Thanks. I had to take my wife and a witness when I went to apply for extension. They sent me to make additional copies 6 times. Hopefully, no witness and wife required next year. I have one more question. If they grant me one year extension, will I get one year starting from the day I get the extension or from the date of applied for extension or from the time my visa was granted in Savannakhet?

This journey was a hell for me. First Savannakhet, then applying for extension and receiving the under consideration stamp, then immigration came to my house, then I am going to visit them to get the extension, them going to report for 90 days. Is it more simple when applying for one-year extension next year?

Do you have non-immigrant O marriage visa or non-immigrant O retirement? Is it single or multiple entry? Please specify this information. If it is non-immigrant O marriage visa, you can have a WP based on it.

I am the same. Can you recommend a place but not the online one?