The first rule is just get there and get a 30 Days extend a month 1900 bht plus photo. Then go back Home after a long 2 months to recover recover from ur late nights.
Then take it from there. If you really want to return You can simply repeat and return or then go an agent if you wish to stay.
Agents are great and just definitely worth the money.
You cannot take Thailand serious. You are surrounded for visa runs by Laos, Cambodia, Vietnam or have a rest in Singapore and return. It's like the bar in Phuket has a sign men let your women go shopping and you sit here and drink cold piss. 😃
TLDR : Answer Summary
The conversation discusses practical strategies for expats looking to stay in Thailand longer. It suggests obtaining a 30-day extension upon arrival for 1,900 THB, along with additional options like border runs to neighboring countries (Laos, Cambodia, Vietnam) for visa renewals. There is a debate over the necessity of using visa agents, highlighting experiences of users split between handling the process independently and hiring agents for convenience. The recurring theme indicates a casual and playful attitude towards navigating Thailand's immigrant regulations, with numerous comments reflecting different personal experiences and humorous takes on the complexities of living as an expat in Thailand.
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