Can I extend my stay in Thailand after my initial 60-day entry, or do I need to do a border run?

@Frans *****

I’m actually hoping to either teach or take a Thai class and get an Ed Visa. But I wanted to just get some info just in case😀 Thank you 😀

@Karen ******************

There are jobs for English language teachers in Thailand but you really need some kind of teaching skills or qualifications for the best chance of a good job..

Don't expect western standard salaries either as these are not high paying jobs by western standards ..

If you are careful with your money you can survive on a teaching salary but that's about it..

Have a look at the DTV visa

"Destination Thailand Visa"

Depending on your financial situation and your longer term plans perhaps it's an option ?

But keep in mind you must be outside Thailand when you apply for a DTV and it can be done at a Thailand embassy in most counties.

@Baz ********

Yea I would definitely want to visit those places too😀 I just wanted to know if there was an amount of time before you could come back 😀 Thank you so much for the info ❤️

@Karen ******************

I always do a Week in Cambodia then Come Back..Friends of mine Did a 3day Trip and Immigration Weren't going to Let them back to Thailand..Siem Reap Is Beautiful check it out

@Karen ******************

Siem Reap Cambodia could also be a good option to consider..

Plenty of flights available between Bangkok and Siem Reap.

The Temples of Angkor Watt are simply amazing and it's one of the biggest tourist destinations in SE Asia attracting millions of visitors every year..

Allow a minimum of 2 nights in Siem Reap (3+ would be better) as you need an entire day to visit Angkor Watt and a few of the other main temples..

@Baz ********

totally agree with you on that.

@Baz ********

Thank you so much! I will definitely keep this in mind ❤️ We will be arriving in Thailand for the first time in January 😀

@Karen ******************

a flight ticket to Siem Reap or Phnom Penh, departing before the first 60 days are over, booked in advance, would automatically serve as an onward travel proof for the Airline, when checking in to the flight to Thailand. Keep in mind some airlines ask for the proof, or they will no allow you to board the flight

@Warren ********

just be careful what you drink . People have died from drinking bad alcohol in Cambodia.

@Warren ********

Thank you 😀

@Doug *******

2 land unlimit air

@Tin *********

those were previous guidelines and no longer relevant.

@Tin *********

there is no any land limit

@Tin *********

discretionary by air, not unlimited.

@Tin *********

no its unlimited now but Brandon us right in saying dependent on IMMIGRATION OFFICER.