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What is the best visa option for a long stay in Thailand after multiple tourist visas?

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Oct 3, 2019

5 years ago

Vladimir **********

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Hello. I would appreciate an advice.

My history of stay in Thailand:

1. November 2018 - January 2019 - Tourist visa

2. February 2019 - April 2019 - second Tourist visa

Plan to stay 5-6 month since November 2019.

Will arrive from my home country (Russia).

What is the best (less risky) option to do it.

My draft plan: Exemption visa on arrival (BKK) for 1 month + Tourist visa in Malaysia (in December 2019) for 3 month + Border run for 1 month.

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The user seeks advice on the best visa strategy for a long stay in Thailand after previously using multiple tourist visas. Options discussed include applying for an Exemption Visa on Arrival, obtaining a Tourist Visa from Malaysia, and considering a Non-Immigrant B Visa or a Multiple Entry Tourist Visa to minimize risks. Concerns about the implications of applying for consecutive tourist visas are also noted.

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Tod *********

No one can give you the assurance you seek. You'll either get in or you won't.

Sorry

5 years ago

Robert *******

We can give advice on this page but we can not take away your worries or tell you that you will get a visa.

5 years ago

Robert *******

Visa applications and entry into a country are decided on a case to case situation. Your dear friend witht the same age, colours of his eyes, same entry and exit dates can get denied a visa and you can get the visa. There are no experienced people who can tell you or take away your worries.

5 years ago

Vladimir **********

ORIGINAL POSTER

Yes. I understand. So just need advice of experienced people ☺️

5 years ago

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Vladimir **********

ORIGINAL POSTER

What I am worry about is a second Tourist visa in a year (1st in February, 2nd will apply in Malasya in December).

5 years ago

Nigel *********

Can you get a metv from Thai Embassy in Russia?

5 years ago

Nigel *********

Soz. Can't help you with that one 😎

5 years ago

Vladimir **********

ORIGINAL POSTER

There is a need to provide a bank account info with certain amount of money each month. Do not have that now. I should think about it 6 month ago.

5 years ago

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Vladimir **********

Robert *******

less risky is the Non Immigrant B visa if you need to work during this visit. Other option is the Multiple Entry Tourist Visa, valid for 6 months and you can get 9 months of stay out of it in sections of 60 days and last section of 90 days.

5 years ago

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Robert *******

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What is the best visa option for staying in Thailand long-term without facing immigration issues?

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