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Just did this online after flying back on 15 August. First two attempts using 15 August as the entry date were rejected, so tried my previous date (three years ago and the one on previous reports) - also rejected. Then remembered that we had arrived just before midnight on the 15th, so did a fourth report using 16 August as the entry date and this was accepted - even though my passport is stamped as the 15th. Not previously had any issue filing online since the new system was introduced. Therefore, if doing online, start early to give yourself time for a few attempts.

I don't know about Nationwide, but with the Lloyds App you can scan cheques in using your phone. You don't even need the original cheque, just a decent copy.

Just did a fast-track six month tourist visa in Bangkok. Done in 5 days as promised on the website, but cost 11,200 Baht.

Just wondering how easy it is to get from the Green Mile (coming from Lumpini) into the park? From comments made, there seems to be several 'Yet to be Developed' areas in the way. Alternatively, is the entrance near the MRT station (Queen Sirikit) now open as this was closed during the development stage? Thanks

Just tried it with the K Plus App and worked fine, so maybe need to use the App (which is extremely good) instead.

Try Futon Tokyo, but not cheap once you add on shipping, duty and VAT. Despite the cost, really impressed with the futon set which we have had for a month now.

DrJack - You managed to get me and my daughter in the picture waiting for my wife to negotiate some sold-out seats that suddenly became available at the right price. Crazy thing about the weekend is that no vaccine status at all for the Pattaya hotel, mall, restaurants or the (absolutely packed) beach. Sunday, we went to the zoo on the way back to Bangkok. Again no vaccine status required to get in. However, when we did the short boat trip to the lemur island in the zoo, that was for vaccinated people only, with masks and gloves the whole time. Guess the lemurs are more valuable!