Greetings all. I am very grateful for this group and the kind help. I am about to apply for a DTV. Plan is to come to Thailand 15 January, stay for about 5 weeks. Then return home to US, organize for move, and return to Thailand in May. Does anyone see any issues with this plan? Thanks.

Hi, tomorrow i will ask my company for the allowance to work in Thailand as a Digital Nomad. After i start to ask for the DTV Visa. I plan to fly in the second half of the year 2025. Is there any problem when i do it early in the next year? When do i have to fly latest when i fly in second half year of 2025? TIA

Hey group I’ve applied as a remote worker and currently the visa status is ‘processing pending approval’. Problem is my flight is in 3 days. What do you think I should do ?

If I book a return flight to the Uk after 90 days, hoping to get a 30 day extension at immigration, after 60 days and have a throwaway onward ticket to Malaysia before the expiry of the visa exempt. Can anyone foresee any problems ? Thanks in advance.

Hi! I'm flying to Vietnam to apply for the DTV but I don't have a flight to Thailand yet because a) I don't have any guarantee that I'll get the DTV and b) if I do get it, I don't know when. So I don't want to book a flight to Thailand because I might lose money.

Does anyone have any idea what to put here?

Good evening Thai experts.

i intend to make a trip prob 3D 2N to either Hua Hin or Pattaya in end Dec period.

My questions are

1. Hua Hin or Pattaya is more fruitful trip ? (2 adults , 1 teen)

2. Any recommended drivers and hotels ?

3. Any typical itinerary ? What are the interesting stuff to do there ? I have never been to both places

Many thanks in adv for your kind advice and generous sharing of knowledge

It's complicated.

Arriving in Thailand next week with my Thai lady.

Our UK return flights are scheduled for 3 months after our arrival.

1. Might I have issues (not being a Thai resident) in that my return flight is more than the 60 days automatic visa free stay period for UK nationals? I've been advised *by friends and acquaintances) everything from "forget about it, there'll be no problems" to "better book a flight out of Thailand before the 60 days, even if you don't use it" and "just book a bus to Vietnam during the 60 day period even if you don't use it".

1. It GETS WORSE in that I will actually leave Thailand by (aroundabouts) the 60 days (as yet unscheduled business appointments to keep in the UK) but will be booking flights from LOS to the UK and back, once the dates I must be back in the UK are confirmed, so that me and my Thai lass can return back to the UK together, as per the already scheduled flight.

1. When I return to Thailand, having been away as advised, should I go through immigration as a new arrival or do I need to go to the visa extension desk?

I hope that little lot is a little clear than appears, at first reading.

Any advice gratefully received.

Thank you.

hello friends, I will apply for a tourist visa at the Thai embassy. For flight tickets to Thailand, does it have to be 2 weeks before applying for a visa? I will apply for a tourist visa tomorrow and my departure ticket to Thailand on July 20th. is that okay?

Thank you

I'm planning to take out a multientry Tourist visa from ~November. However, somewhere around October I'm planning to go to Japan, and I'll possibly visit Bangkok for a week or two on the way. Is it okay to use a visa exemption for September-October if I have a multientry visa prepared for November?

Or if I have a multientry visa, I have to use it as soon as I arrive?

I'm planning on doing a tour going to Thailand, Cambodia, Vietnam, Philippines and Indonesia. My plan was to use the short term tourist visas in all countries.

I want to do it twice over. So with Thailand being able to give me 90 days, after I have travelled to the other countries, I would be looking at returning about 5 months later to do the 90 days again.

Would that be ok or is it too short of a time away from the country? Also that being said, I wonder if it's also ok with the other countries? Cheers.