Can you leave Thailand and return to get a fresh 180 days on your visa?

How did you ever fill in the DTV application?

Can get an extension at immigration and not go out

Yes. The only thing you'd need to keep an eye on is making sure you have enough pages left in your passport for all the stamps! Enjoy

Yes certainly , Confirmed by immigration officer. I already asked them.

Here to confirm that others are correct, fresh 180 days stamp every time you reenter. But adding that maybe you're thinking of tax laws? Technically, if you spend 180+ calendar days out of the year then you're supposed to pay Thai taxes.

You can leave and get 400 new 180 day stamps a year if you wanted to

On this forum there are a lot of people who obviously do not understand how countries operate when it comes to immigration or understand immigration law itself. This applies in almost all countries. When on a visa, including the DTV, there often isn't a right that can be enforced in a court of law. Usually immigration law says an immigration officer can cancel a visa or simply refuse entry, this includes the DTV. So you need to ensure that you are acting in accordance with the intention of the visa, namely being a digital nomad. If you stay more than 183 days in a year, there is also a tax residency question, which you must consider. I believe immigration officers are considering whether you clearly meet the financial requirements, generally about 1,000 USD cash equivalent on hand, the 500,000 baht in savings and no risk you are working illegally. I think the stories on here of people being refused entry are when they think they have a right when in fact they need to ensure they can show the immigration officer at arrival they are low risk.

The DTV visa is a 5 year multiple entry visa and EVERY time you enter Thailand, you are STAMPED in for 180 days.

@Gary *******

as long as you fulful your terms if DTV. Immigration is hard now. Look up utube ben at Integrity Legal

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Yes