Good morning,
I have a little question about visa:
To escape the Grey European winter, I bought an Airlines ticket that Will let me arrive in Thaïland on thé 8th of December to come back to Europe on thé 3rd of April. ( nearly 4 months)
Now m'y question is, as I have two European passeports (Italian and French) would it be OK to arrive with no visa and get after 30 days an extension for other 30 days with thé first passeport,
then fly out to Kuala Lumpur to come back to Bkk and make thé same operation with thé second passeport to cover thé following 2 months of my stay ?
Do the police at the airport check the return date on the ticket and can, according to the delay of nearly 4 months, deny m'y access to the country ?
Would it be risky ?
Thank you very much for your kind advise !
PIETRO ( Conte Cotta)
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user inquires about using two European passports to extend their stay in Thailand for nearly four months without obtaining a visa. They plan to enter on a visa exemption, extend their stay for 30 days, travel to Malaysia, and return using their second passport for another extension. Responses advise against switching passports due to potential issues with immigration officers and recommend sticking to one passport for both entries. It is suggested to enter Thailand with a 30-day visa exemption, seek an extension, and possibly apply for a more appropriate visa beforehand to avoid complications.
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