Question: I'm a retired American living permanently in the Philippines. I just spent 12 days mostly in Pai. I'd like to go back and stay for 60 days plus get a 30 day extension for a total of 90 days. Do I need to subtract the 12 days from my 90 day stay making it a total of 78 days? O read where you can only stay 90 days in a 6 month period. Thanks in advance
TLDR : Answer Summary
The individual is considering re-entering Thailand after a previous 12-day visit and is unsure if they need to subtract those days from their upcoming 90-day stay. Responses clarify that once you leave Thailand, you begin a new 60-day visa exemption, and there is no need to subtract prior days. It is emphasized to be cautious with frequent re-entries to avoid potential immigration issues, and that while regulations allow for 90 days stay within a six-month period, enforcement is lax for first-time tourists.
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