Required proof of residency by utility bill or rental agreement. Will a bank statement do as I have none of these. HMRC tax residency letter maybe.
You get a 60 day stay and 30 day extention then have to leave. Can I then return maybe within one day with no issuses. Sounds to me like a border bounce but "legal"
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TLDR : Answer Summary
This post discusses the requirements for proving residency when applying for a Multiple Entry Tourist Visa (METV) in Thailand. It mentions acceptable documents like a utility bill or rental agreement, and inquires if a bank statement or HMRC tax residency letter would suffice. Additionally, it raises questions about the possibility of returning to Thailand shortly after exiting (border bouncing) while holding a valid visa. Comments provide insights on acceptable proof of residency, potential risks associated with border bouncing, and timeframes for obtaining the METV.
Yes, anything such as what you listed with your name and address will do. You have a visa so the recent announcements regarding border bounces does not apply if you have a valid visa such as a METV.
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