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What are the options for a 6-month visa in Thailand for an Italian passport holder who owns a house?
May 12, 2022
4 years ago
Carlo ******************
ORIGINAL POSTERHi I would like to ask suggestions for a 6 months Visa any clue?
Italian passport and house owner in Thailand
Thanks
Italian passport and house owner in Thailand
Thanks
TLDR : Answer Summary
An Italian passport holder who owns property in Thailand can consider a multiple entry tourist visa. This visa is valid for 6 months, allowing for 60-day entries that can be extended once for an additional 30 days. It's advisable to plan for border runs to renew entries.
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Stuart *********
Many consulates will sell a multiple entry tourist visa, which is valid for 6 months from issue. Each entry is good for 60 days and extendable once for 30 days.
Would mean you’d need to do a border bounce , but with the easement of travel restrictions that should be easy.
Would mean you’d need to do a border bounce , but with the easement of travel restrictions that should be easy.
Stuart *********
You could. For land border entries you’d get 30 days on entry (assuming you’re eligible). You’re allowed two land border entries (visa exempt) per calendar year.
No technical limit on airport entries, but at some point you’ll be questioned if they think you’re trying to buck the system.
No technical limit on airport entries, but at some point you’ll be questioned if they think you’re trying to buck the system.
Klaus ******
@Stuart ********
not, for land border is the same, they give you 60 days for sureLyndon ************
@Klaus *****
just to clarify it's only 30 days, not 60 per crossing. Max of two land crossings in any calendar year. You'll also need to satisfy the Thai pass requirements, if still in operation etc...Klaus ******
I do it many times so I know
Klaus ******
@Lyndon ***********
if you have Metv multientry visa (6 months) they give to you 2 months, by land or air... Without metv visa 30 days onlyLyndon ************
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Carlo ******************
ORIGINAL POSTER@Stuart ********
Non immigrant is 3 months, do you think I can do border runs when it expire?Carlo ******************
ORIGINAL POSTEROr go to pay fees at immigration?
Stuart *********
@Carlo *****************
A non O is only extendable for a year - if you meet the requirements (have funds in a Thai bank account in your name).Carlo ******************
ORIGINAL POSTER@Stuart ********
I'm 58 and I have Bank accounts in Thailand, I used to do the retirement but this time I can only stay 6 months...Stuart *********
@Carlo *****************
nothing stopping you from having a year extension, but not actually using it all.Reply to
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